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deniseolivier Relationship: Purchased raw material Project Date: February 2013 Project Price: $50,000-$100,000 After an exhaustive search for granite at every supplier in the greater Seattle area, we went back to the very first one we saw at Crocodile Rocks. Their selection is not as vast as the suppliers in Georgetown, but what they have is…

As you all know we are open on Saturdays from 10:00am -5:00pm. On Saturdays we don’t generally move slabs (for selection or pick up). However from now on, the Owner of Crocodile Rocks, Mike Homchick will be working the first Saturday of the month. So this will give you a chance to meet him, ask…

chirpe Relationship: Client Project Date: March 2013 Project Price: $10,000-$49,999 The staff at Crocodile Rocks were very helpful and friendly. We knew we wanted soapstone counters, but didn’t know what kind. The staff showed us the various types and where they came from. We went with “Valentino.” They had a huge selection of soapstone as…

chirpe Relationship: Client Project Date: March 2013 Project Price: $10,000-$49,999 The staff at Crocodile Rocks were very helpful and friendly. We knew we wanted soapstone counters, but didn’t know what kind. The staff showed us the various types and where they came from. We went with “Valentino.” They had a huge selection of soapstone as…

This Seattle kitchen has the perfect balance of dark and light. With the rich warm wood floors & black cabinets, to the glossy white subway tile back-splash. This white marble really does set off a very simple, yet timeless and classic look. Lovely job, Virginia Stamey! 

This limestone called “Earth” looks exactly what it sounds like. Its a warm reddish tone of brown and muted teal green. The organic pattern exudes the look of a painted concrete floor in a stylish Starbucks setting. Only this natural Limestone adds unicorn shaped fossils throughout. Check out this vanity in this relaxed setting. Compliments…

This limestone called “Earth” looks exactly what it sounds like. Its a warm reddish tone of brown and muted teal green. The organic pattern exudes the look of a painted concrete floor in a stylish Starbucks setting. Only this natural Limestone adds unicorn shaped fossils throughout. Check out this vanity in this relaxed setting. Compliments…

Gorgeous contemporary luxury style of soapstone counter tops and a yellow damasco island top. Loving the green & red cabinets and the homey feeling that the white farmhouse style sink adds.  Compliments of Mary Hansen Design Soapstone sourced from Crocodile Rocks Natural Stone 

Gorgeous contemporary luxury style of soapstone counter tops and a yellow damasco island top. Loving the green & red cabinets and the homey feeling that the white farmhouse style sink adds.  Compliments of Mary Hansen Design Soapstone sourced from Crocodile Rocks Natural Stone 

3cm Grey Limestone Vanity with polished nickel fixtures and a pale yellow vanity cabinet. Seattle area home Compliments of Mary Hansen design

3cm Grey Limestone Vanity with polished nickel fixtures and a pale yellow vanity cabinet. Seattle area home Compliments of Mary Hansen design

We have two variations in the Symphony Soapstone. One block is “crosscut” and the other is “vein-cut”. CROSSCUT UN-OILED  78″ X 134″  CROSSCUT   OILED 78″ X 134″  VEINCUT UNLOILED 69″ X 133″ VEINCUT OILED 69″ X 133″   In stock in Kenmore. About 10 minutes north of Seattle.  

Tropical Kitchen by El Segundo Architects & Designers Rockefeller Partners Architects

Contemporary Kitchen by Portland Kitchen & Bath Designers Robin Rigby Fisher CMKBD/CAPS Contemporary Kitchen by Escondido Kitchen & Bath Designers Design Moe Kitchen & Bath / Heather Moe designer