About Signature Stone & Design
Countertops, stone, imports and design: we help you explore natural stone and premium surfaces, understand your options and make an informed choice for your home or project.
Who we are
Signature Stone & Design is based in Vernal, Utah, and serves Vernal, Utah, the Uintah Basin and communities across Utah and Colorado. The four words on our sign say what we do: countertops, stone, imports and design.
We work with natural stone from around the world, including granite, quartzite, marble, dolomite, soapstone, onyx and travertine, as well as premium engineered surfaces such as porcelain. Our catalog currently photographs 161 slabs, and it grows as new material arrives.
Stone is a long-term decision, and most people only make it once or twice in a lifetime. We think the most useful thing we can do is explain the options honestly: how each stone looks in a real room, how it wears, what it needs from you, and where it is not the right choice. That is why this site includes a full guide to the different types of stone and a guide to the products and applications we help with.
Our second principle is simple: look at the real slab. Samples and screens flatter and flatten. We encourage every customer to see the actual material before committing, and we help you choose which part of a slab ends up where.
Homeowners remodeling kitchens and bathrooms or building new homes, contractors and builders, interior designers, and commercial projects that need durable, beautiful surfaces. Each has its own page explaining how we work together.
Explore our materials
Choose a material to see what makes it different, then open the full-slab photos in the catalog.
Catalog slab: Cristallo Forest Natural stone · 69 slabs photographed
A natural stone that often looks like marble but is usually far harder. Not the same as engineered quartz.
Catalog slab: Black Taurus Natural stone · 66 slabs photographed
The dependable all-rounder: hard, heat-tolerant and available in an enormous range of colours.
Catalog slab: Bianco Carrara Natural stone · 20 slabs photographed
Timeless veined elegance that rewards a little care and accepts a living patina.
Catalog slab: Arabescato Vaglia Engineered surface · 1 slab photographed
Fired ceramic slabs that shrug off heat and stains, in thin large formats with printed stone looks.
Catalog slab: Indian White Princess Natural stone · 1 slab photographed
A marble look-alike that sits between marble and quartzite in hardness, and is often sold under other names.
Catalog slab: Indian Soapstone Natural stone · 1 slab photographed
Soft to the touch, immune to acids and heat, and happy to darken into a deep charcoal patina.
Catalog slab: Lady Onyx Natural stone · 1 slab photographed
Translucent, banded and theatrical: a statement stone for backlit features rather than working counters.
Catalog slab: Noce Travertine Natural stone · 1 slab photographed
Warm, earthy limestone with a characterful pitted surface, best on floors, walls and fireplaces.
Our introduction
A short introduction to who we are, the kinds of stone we work with, and how we help you choose the right surface for your home.
Signature Stone & Design is a stone surfaces business based in Vernal, Utah, serving homeowners, builders and designers across Utah and Colorado.
In the video we introduce the materials we work with — granite, quartzite, marble, porcelain and other natural stones — and show how real slabs differ from small samples.
We also explain how we help you compare materials for your kitchen, bathroom, fireplace or floor, and what to bring to a first conversation about your project.
Choose your project
Pick the closest match and we will point you to the right guide, ideas and next step.
The working surfaces of the kitchen: perimeter runs, sink runs and cooking zones.
Materials often used
The centrepiece slab, often the largest single piece and the one everyone sees.
Materials often used
Smaller surfaces where more delicate stones become realistic choices.
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From a short stone upstand to a full-height slab behind the range.
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Stone that frames a fire needs heat tolerance and a layout that suits the room.
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Large-format stone underfoot, from entry halls to floating stair treads.
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Vertical slab installations that turn a wall into the room’s focal point.
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Tables, benches, shelves, windowsills and one-off pieces cut from slab.
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Start a conversation
Tell us about the room, the look you want and your timeline. We will help you compare materials and plan the next step, whether you are in Vernal, elsewhere in Utah or across the line in Colorado.
