Kitchen Countertop Projects Across South Florida

Quartz, quartzite, marble, granite, and porcelain kitchen countertop installations fabricated and installed in-house by King of Quartz. Every project shown here was cut at our Hallandale Beach facility and installed by our team across Broward County, Miami-Dade County, and Palm Beach County.
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KITCHEN COUNTERTOP INSTALLATIONS

Each card below shows a completed King of Quartz kitchen countertop installation with the material, design style, cabinet context, and layout described so you can understand the design and use it as a starting point for your own project. Select any card to see the full design breakdown.
Calacatta quartz kitchen with waterfall peninsula, feature wall, and blue high-gloss cabinets in Hollywood, FL
Quartz Countertop Replacement After - Dania Beach, FL
Quartz countertop replacement after installation with matching quartz backsplash in Miramar, FL
Quartz countertop replacement after installation with natural wood shaker cabinets in Pembroke Pines, FL
Calacatta quartz countertop replacement after installation with waterfall peninsula in Hollywood, FL
Modern contemporary kitchen featuring Calacatta quartz countertops, a waterfall island with integrated sink, full-height matching quartz backsplash, natural wood flat-panel cabinetry, and premium built-in appliances in Hallandale Beach, FL.

What Goes Into a Kitchen Countertop Project

A kitchen countertop project involves more decisions than the material alone. The surface you see is the result of choices made at every stage, from the slab selected at our Hallandale Beach showroom to the edge profile confirmed at templating to the seam placement planned for the specific layout of your kitchen. Understanding what those decisions involve is what lets you walk into a consultation knowing what you want rather than figuring it out as you go.
The projects shown here cover the full range of what a kitchen countertop project with King of Quartz looks like. Some are perimeter countertop replacements, where the material and edge profile are the primary decisions. Others involve islands, where the waterfall edge detail, seating overhang, prep sink cutout position, and seam placement at a larger slab scale all need to be resolved before fabrication begins. Some involve a single material across the full kitchen. Others involve a primary surface and a contrasting backsplash panel. The scope depends on what the kitchen needs, and the process starts with a free in-home measurement that lets us give you a straight estimate based on the actual dimensions and configuration of your space.
Every countertop shown here was fabricated at our Hallandale Beach facility using the same in-house process regardless of the material. Quartz, quartzite, marble, granite, and porcelain are all cut, finished, and edged by our fabrication team. The countertop that arrives at your kitchen was made for your kitchen, not pulled from a finished inventory.

Material Considerations for South Florida Kitchens

South Florida’s climate, cooking habits, and design preferences produce a kitchen countertop market with some specific patterns. Quartz is the dominant choice in the practical kitchen market because it requires no sealing and holds up to the daily use of an active household without maintenance obligation. But quartzite and marble are consistent specifications in the luxury kitchen market because the visual character of natural stone at island scale is something engineered quartz cannot replicate, and buyers who want that character are willing to manage the maintenance it requires.
Porcelain has grown consistently in the South Florida market in recent years because large-format sintered stone panels produce a contemporary, maintenance-free surface that suits the clean-line kitchen direction common in the luxury condo renovation market. Granite remains a reliable choice for buyers who want natural stone character across the full price range, from entry-level installations to premium statement slabs.
For outdoor kitchen countertops not shown in this category, note that standard quartz is not appropriate for outdoor horizontal surfaces in South Florida’s UV and climate conditions. Those projects are covered in the Outdoor Kitchens section of the Projects Library.

Where We Work

Serving Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach County.
The projects in this category come from across the South Florida market. In Hallandale Beach, where our facility is located, the mix of condo buildings and single-family homes produces kitchen countertop projects from compact galley kitchens in mid-rise units to full perimeter and island installations in larger residential properties. In Aventura and Sunny Isles Beach, the high-rise luxury condo market produces premium material specifications, with Taj Mahal quartzite and Calacatta marble appearing consistently as the primary surface choice. In Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale, the single-family residential market generates the full range from practical quartz replacements in older homes to statement natural stone installations in the waterfront estate properties.
We fabricate at our Hallandale Beach facility and install across all of Broward County, Miami-Dade County, and Palm Beach County. The process is the same regardless of where the kitchen is: on-site measurement, slab selection confirmed in person at our showroom for natural stone materials, in-house fabrication, and installation by our team.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about countertop fabrication, installation, materials, and project timelines.
What types of kitchen countertop projects are shown in this category?

This category includes kitchen countertop installations of all scopes completed by King of Quartz: perimeter countertop replacements, full island fabrications including waterfall edges and prep sink cutouts, and projects covering both perimeter and island countertops in the same kitchen. Projects range across the full material range we fabricate: quartz, quartzite, marble, granite, and porcelain. The card for each project describes the material, design style, layout type, and any island or backsplash detail visible in the project photo.

Each project card links to a Design Specification page that breaks down the full design: the material or stone appearance, the cabinet profile and finish, the island configuration, the backsplash, and the layout type. The Design Specification page also includes a Build Your Version section that explains how to keep elements of the design you like while adapting others to your space, material preference, or budget. Design Specification pages are published as confirmed project photography and details become available.

The process starts with a free in-home measurement. We assess the existing countertop and kitchen conditions, confirm the scope, and give you a straight estimate based on your actual kitchen dimensions and the material direction you are considering. For natural stone materials, we strongly recommend visiting our Hallandale Beach showroom to select the specific slab before fabrication begins. Call 954-505-8006 or send photos of your kitchen to info@kingofquartzfl.com to get started.

Quartz, quartzite, marble, granite, and porcelain. Each material is described in detail on its own page in the materials section of our site. The right material for your kitchen depends on how the kitchen is used, the maintenance profile you are comfortable with, and the aesthetic direction of the design. We discuss material suitability at the consultation and can show samples and slabs in person at our Hallandale Beach showroom.

 Yes. The project cards in this category show completed installations organized by material and design style, so you can see how quartz, quartzite, marble, granite, and porcelain perform in real South Florida kitchens rather than in a showroom sample context. For natural stone materials, we also recommend visiting our showroom to view full slabs before committing, A countertop slab has significantly more visual presence than a small sample, and the specific slab selected is the one we fabricate for your project.