Marble & Quartz Bathroom Vanity Tops in London

We measure your vanity unit and walls, then cut the top in our NW10 workshop – including undermount or countertop basin cut-outs, tap holes and upstands. The result is a tight, clean fit with no gaps.

• Marble vanity tops – classic Carrara and Calacatta for a luxury, hotel-style bathroom.
• Quartz vanity tops – non-porous and easy to clean, ideal for busy family bathrooms.
• Granite vanity tops – hard-wearing natural stone with a polished finish.

Quartz is the easiest to look after, because it is non-porous and does not need sealing. Marble gives the most luxurious look and is a classic bathroom stone, but it needs sealing and gentle cleaning. Granite is very hard-wearing and suits both modern and traditional bathrooms.

• Undermount basin: the basin sits below the stone, giving a clean edge that is easy to wipe. We cut and polish the opening in the workshop.
• Countertop (vessel) basin: the basin sits on top of the stone. We cut the waste hole and tap holes to suit your basin and taps.
• Wall-hung or floating vanity: we can make a stone top for a floating unit or a slab that sits on wall brackets.

Please have your basin and taps on site, or send us the product details, so we can cut everything to the right size.

Vanity tops are usually 20mm or 30mm thick. A 20mm top looks slim and modern, while a 30mm top, or a 20mm top with a mitred front edge, gives a more solid look. We cut tops for single and double vanities, from small cloakroom units to long double-basin tops.

We can cut matching shelves, window sills, bath surrounds and shower niches from the same slab, so everything in your bathroom matches.

1. Free quote from your measurements and the stone you like.
2. Templating once your vanity unit is fitted and level.
3. Cutting, edging and polishing in our NW10 workshop.
4. Fitting by our own team, with the basin bonded in place where needed.

• Wipe away toothpaste, make-up, hair dye and perfume promptly, especially on marble.
• Use a pH-neutral cleaner; avoid bleach, limescale removers and other harsh bathroom cleaners on natural stone.
• Reseal marble and lighter granites every 6 to 12 months.
• Use a tray for bottles and cosmetics to protect the surface.