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Something we've wanted for a long time is finally happening. Marbino Surfaces is expanding — we've taken the bay next door to our warehouse on East Washington Street, and over the next couple of months we'll be opening it up, filling it, and giving you a lot more to walk through.
This is the kind of growth that happens because of you. The homeowners planning a first kitchen, the designers who bring clients by to run their hands across a slab, the fabricators who've made us their yard of choice — you filled our floor faster than we expected. So we're making the floor bigger.
More room to see stone the way it should be seen
Anyone who's shopped for a slab knows a photo only gets you so far. Movement, veining, the way light catches a polished surface — that's something you have to stand in front of. The new bay gives us space to display more slabs upright and well-lit, with room to step back and take one in before you commit.
More room also means a wider standing selection at any given time. So when you drive in from Gilbert, Scottsdale, or Surprise, there's more waiting for you to compare side by side.
A bigger quartz lineup
Quartz has always been our deepest category, and it's getting a real expansion — more colors, more patterns, and more of the marble-look and concrete-look designs people keep asking about. Whether you're after something quiet and pale or a bold slab with dramatic veining, there'll be more to choose from without leaving the warehouse.
Growing our natural stone: granite and quartzite
Here's the part we're most excited about. Alongside quartz, we're bringing in a broader selection of natural stone — and more of it than we've carried before.
More granite. More quartzite than we've ever had on the floor. All under one roof.
Granite and quartzite each bring something engineered stone can't. Granite is dense, heat-tolerant, and endlessly varied — no two slabs alike. Quartzite offers the airy, marble-like look so many homeowners fall for, with far more resistance to etching and daily wear. As the new bay fills, you'll find more of both to choose from.
An honest note: naming and racking all of this takes time. New slabs are arriving in stages over the coming weeks, so the selection will keep growing rather than appearing all at once. The best way to catch a piece you love is to come by — or check in with us before you make the trip.
What it means for your project
Whether you're a homeowner comparing options for a single kitchen, a designer sourcing for a client, or a licensed fabricator picking material for a template, more selection under one roof means fewer trips and better matches. (As always, fabrication itself — templating, cutting, and installation — is handled by your licensed fabricator. We're your slab source.)
Come watch the space grow
We're clearing, organizing, and stocking the new bay right now, with plans to open it in the next couple of months. If you're planning a project this year, now's a good time to get on our radar. Stop by the warehouse at 3230 E Washington St, give us a call, or send a message — and we'll help you plan around what's coming next door.