Top Granite Materials & Colors in 2025
Here are the granite slab styles gaining popularity
| Granite / Style | Why It’s Trending / Best Use |
|---|---|
| White & Off-White Granites (e.g. Colonial White, Alaska White, Kashmir White, River White) | These light-toned granites create bright, airy, and timeless kitchens — a big draw for modern or transitional DFW kitchens. |
| Neutral Grays & Steel Grays (e.g. Steel Gray Granite) | Offers modern, understated sophistication — easy to pair with cabinetry in greige, white, or darker woods. |
| Deep Black & Dramatic Dark Granites (e.g. Absolute Black, Black Galaxy, Black Forest) | Perfect for sleek, contemporary kitchens or high-contrast designs. Many clients like matte or leathered finishes for these slabs. |
| Warm Browns, Earthy Browns & Tan-Gold Tones | Earthy granite with subtle warmth — pairs well with wood cabinets, warm-toned kitchens, or transitional styles. |
| Granites with Bold Veining / Patterned Movement | Dramatic, statement-making slabs — trending as homeowners want unique countertops that act as centerpieces, especially for islands or waterfall edges. |
| Mixed-Tone & Subtle Multi-Hue Slabs (gray + warm veins, soft speckle + movement) | Offers versatility — clients aiming for timeless design or resale-friendly kitchens often pick these for their balance of style and practicality. |
Examples of granite slab names you might want to source or highlight:
- Colonial White, Alaska White, River White, Kashmir White (whites / off-whites)
- Steel Gray Granite (modern gray)
- Absolute Black Granite, Black Galaxy Granite, Black Forest Granite (dark granite)
- Warm-toned earthy granites — brown, tan, gold-veined or speckled granite
