Suppliers

Visit Absolute GM in Kirkland

Absolute GM showroom and fabrication facility — 11809 NE 116th St, Kirkland, WA 98034. We fabricate and install stone from all of these suppliers across the Seattle area.

Where AbsoluteGM sources stone slabs

The slab you eventually live with started somewhere — a quarry in Brazil, a fabrication facility in Spain, an engineering lab in Israel. The chain from origin to your kitchen makes a meaningful difference, and we put real effort into our supplier relationships.

Engineered quartz suppliers

  • Cambria (Le Sueur, Minnesota) — American-made quartz, premium tier, lifetime residential warranty. We are a certified Cambria fabricator.
  • Silestone by Cosentino (Almería, Spain) — global engineered quartz brand with the HybriQ technology line.
  • Caesarstone (Israel) — pioneering quartz brand. Reliable supply chain, deep color library.
  • MSI (national distribution) — value-tier quartz. Good for budget-conscious projects.
  • Pental Quartz (Tacoma, WA) — Pacific Northwest sourced, faster lead times.

Sintered stone and porcelain suppliers

  • Dekton by Cosentino — ultra-compact surface, gold standard for outdoor kitchens.
  • Neolith — sintered stone with strong design library, dramatic large-format slabs.
  • Lapitec — full-body sintered stone with through-color, excellent for mitered edges.
  • Laminam — porcelain slabs with photorealistic stone-pattern reproductions.
  • Porcelanosa XTONE — premium porcelain large-format including Zenith White and Calacatta Gold.
  • Sapienstone — porcelain slabs designed for kitchen countertop use specifically.

Natural stone suppliers

  • Pental Granite & Marble (Tacoma, WA) — Seattle’s largest natural-stone wholesaler.
  • Marble & Granite Inc. — high-end Italian marbles, Brazilian quartzites.
  • Greenstone — quartzite specialist with focus on harder-to-find varieties.
  • Meta Marble (Seattle area) — strong on Brazilian and Indian natural stones.

Specialty suppliers

  • Topzero — integrated stainless steel sinks designed to fit flush with stone.
  • Invisacook — induction cooktops that mount under stone for invisible cooking surfaces.

Why we do not source elsewhere

We have turned down cheaper supply chains. Stone goes through 4–6 hands between quarry and kitchen, and every hand can introduce delays, color mismatches, or warranty disputes. Our supplier list is shorter than most fabricators’, deliberately. We would rather know who to call when something goes wrong than have a longer roster of strangers.