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    Venetian Stone Works

    3.4 (38 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    Building is clean, inviting & sleek.
    Ezra H.

    Think of walking in to an art gallery of stones galore and imagine the perfect counter top to complete your bathroom project or new kitchen. Well, they can design, create and show you all the possibilities. They have an in house team all equipped to help you accomplish it. Bonus: they do it well, like really well. They've done various projects for commercial and/or residential clients. Their attention to detail and the selection they have of different stones is breathtaking! This place is a one stop shop! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

    Bill M.

    Venetian Stone fabricated and installed our kitchen, bathroom, and bar countertops. Their accuracy and quality of work were outstanding. In addition they were very quick to install and their attention to detail was impressive. We worked with Scott and the owner and both were helpful and responsive. We would highly recommend them. We live in Bellingham and were referred by a Bellevue friend in the design business. We're so happy we found them.

    Seam is here

    Great work done. From start to finish it was very professional and good service. They helped us visualize the stones, showed us how the seams would look like and then the final product was according to that. The stone selection at Denali Slab Studio and fabrication at Venetian Stone Works, worked out well for us. They gave us the option to bring our own fabricators, but we decided to get work done with the sister companies - Denali for stone and Venetian for fabrication and installation. On the day of installation, the guys were very professional and did an awesome job. They were patient and checking each and every bit of installation, mounting under mount sinks, backsplashes etc. Bonus - we also got a big slab with finished edges which we could use for our patio outdoor table later on. Pricing was awesome. Dates were communicated and met promptly.

    Installed on July 2013. First, I thought this problem from the installer, but it turndown I got the bad stone.
    Dung M.

    I do not recommend this company . Do not worth your money. The installer was supported to come at 8:00 am to get the work done , but they came at 1:00 pm. After the countertop installed , the countertop has a visual line look like it going to break down. Check the picture that I posted .

    After a wonderful experience shopping over at Denali Slab, I asked if Denali did installation as well. No, but they referred me to Venetian Stone. Venetian Stone is the artisan side of the process, and does the "Museum Quality Framing" to the masterpiece artwork you chose at Denali. So, let's be honest, how many of us know how granite is processed for installation in our homes? I didn't. In my head it was something along the lines of a giant chop-saw and a big floor buffer that turned the slabs into counter-tops. It is not so crude as that, and it is a lot more involved. I can't remember all the things they showed me but one thing I do remember is that they use a water cutter. This allows them to cut the more brittle granite a lot easier and a lot faster. They also have the ability to polish, hone or leather ANY slab you pick out at Denali. :-) Leathering stone is so fantastic. It's so soft! I didn't chose it for my own kitchen, but I could pet that finish all day long.

    Kitchen granite 2012, love it!

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    11 months ago

    Great work! They did our kitchen and two of our three bathrooms along with the laundry room! Almost 16 years ago! Excellent craftsmanship!

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    Needed a simple shelf in a rush and it was cut and provided in minutes. Thanks, Venetian!

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    Vince was great about finding how to fit everything into two Silestone slabs and our kitchen is perfect for us now.

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