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Lots of stuff still going for above where I thought they would.

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Lots of stuff still going for above where I thought they would.

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Lots of stuff still going for above where I thought they would.

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Lots of stuff still going for above where I thought they would.

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Lots of stuff still going for above where I thought they would.

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[quote=carli]We just completed a major home renovation, and for slab, we found Amazon Stone on Miramar Rd generally has best selection and price. Also check Tutto Marmo off Miramar Rd (I think they’re on Cabot, but I’m not sure). They have beautiful slabs, and some unique stone/limestone/onyx.

For subway/mosaic tile, it depends on what you’re looking for…if you want standard 3×6 subway, there’s no need to spend much money. You can find lowest prices at Dal Tile, Home Depot and online. Check out http://www.costco.com as well for standard mosaic and subway.

If you’re looking for tile that’s a little more unique, the local sources I like best are: Euro Tile Art off Morena Blvd, Unique Stone Imports on Morena Blvd (they also have a stoneyard for with interesting slabs), and in No. County, you should check out Encinitas Tile.

I also went up to the Walker Zanger tile showroom in Tustin, where I found great ideas from wandering through their gorgeous displays and beautiful tile. They also have a large slabyard filled with high quality stone, and, surprisingly, the prices aren’t generally any higher than around here although your fabricator would have to go there to get it. W-Z expects you to be working with a designer, but if not, you can tell them you want contractor pricing (if your contractor allows you to take advantage of his discount). You should make an appointment if you decide to go there.[/quote]

Thanks for the info on Amazon. Nice people and good selection. Of course the stuff we like is 29-59 a sq ft just for the slabs but good baseline for pricing. Went over to prefab place just to compare on pricing and their styles are not as exciting and bullnose only (dont like bullnose).

Going to check out some others up off the 78. If anyone has a contractor they have used to cut and install the countertops, I’d appreciate the info (PM works). Some have access to discounts also with some of these slab yards.

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[quote=carli]We just completed a major home renovation, and for slab, we found Amazon Stone on Miramar Rd generally has best selection and price. Also check Tutto Marmo off Miramar Rd (I think they’re on Cabot, but I’m not sure). They have beautiful slabs, and some unique stone/limestone/onyx.

For subway/mosaic tile, it depends on what you’re looking for…if you want standard 3×6 subway, there’s no need to spend much money. You can find lowest prices at Dal Tile, Home Depot and online. Check out http://www.costco.com as well for standard mosaic and subway.

If you’re looking for tile that’s a little more unique, the local sources I like best are: Euro Tile Art off Morena Blvd, Unique Stone Imports on Morena Blvd (they also have a stoneyard for with interesting slabs), and in No. County, you should check out Encinitas Tile.

I also went up to the Walker Zanger tile showroom in Tustin, where I found great ideas from wandering through their gorgeous displays and beautiful tile. They also have a large slabyard filled with high quality stone, and, surprisingly, the prices aren’t generally any higher than around here although your fabricator would have to go there to get it. W-Z expects you to be working with a designer, but if not, you can tell them you want contractor pricing (if your contractor allows you to take advantage of his discount). You should make an appointment if you decide to go there.[/quote]

Thanks for the info on Amazon. Nice people and good selection. Of course the stuff we like is 29-59 a sq ft just for the slabs but good baseline for pricing. Went over to prefab place just to compare on pricing and their styles are not as exciting and bullnose only (dont like bullnose).

Going to check out some others up off the 78. If anyone has a contractor they have used to cut and install the countertops, I’d appreciate the info (PM works). Some have access to discounts also with some of these slab yards.

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[quote=carli]We just completed a major home renovation, and for slab, we found Amazon Stone on Miramar Rd generally has best selection and price. Also check Tutto Marmo off Miramar Rd (I think they’re on Cabot, but I’m not sure). They have beautiful slabs, and some unique stone/limestone/onyx.

For subway/mosaic tile, it depends on what you’re looking for…if you want standard 3×6 subway, there’s no need to spend much money. You can find lowest prices at Dal Tile, Home Depot and online. Check out http://www.costco.com as well for standard mosaic and subway.

If you’re looking for tile that’s a little more unique, the local sources I like best are: Euro Tile Art off Morena Blvd, Unique Stone Imports on Morena Blvd (they also have a stoneyard for with interesting slabs), and in No. County, you should check out Encinitas Tile.

I also went up to the Walker Zanger tile showroom in Tustin, where I found great ideas from wandering through their gorgeous displays and beautiful tile. They also have a large slabyard filled with high quality stone, and, surprisingly, the prices aren’t generally any higher than around here although your fabricator would have to go there to get it. W-Z expects you to be working with a designer, but if not, you can tell them you want contractor pricing (if your contractor allows you to take advantage of his discount). You should make an appointment if you decide to go there.[/quote]

Thanks for the info on Amazon. Nice people and good selection. Of course the stuff we like is 29-59 a sq ft just for the slabs but good baseline for pricing. Went over to prefab place just to compare on pricing and their styles are not as exciting and bullnose only (dont like bullnose).

Going to check out some others up off the 78. If anyone has a contractor they have used to cut and install the countertops, I’d appreciate the info (PM works). Some have access to discounts also with some of these slab yards.

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[quote=carli]We just completed a major home renovation, and for slab, we found Amazon Stone on Miramar Rd generally has best selection and price. Also check Tutto Marmo off Miramar Rd (I think they’re on Cabot, but I’m not sure). They have beautiful slabs, and some unique stone/limestone/onyx.

For subway/mosaic tile, it depends on what you’re looking for…if you want standard 3×6 subway, there’s no need to spend much money. You can find lowest prices at Dal Tile, Home Depot and online. Check out http://www.costco.com as well for standard mosaic and subway.

If you’re looking for tile that’s a little more unique, the local sources I like best are: Euro Tile Art off Morena Blvd, Unique Stone Imports on Morena Blvd (they also have a stoneyard for with interesting slabs), and in No. County, you should check out Encinitas Tile.

I also went up to the Walker Zanger tile showroom in Tustin, where I found great ideas from wandering through their gorgeous displays and beautiful tile. They also have a large slabyard filled with high quality stone, and, surprisingly, the prices aren’t generally any higher than around here although your fabricator would have to go there to get it. W-Z expects you to be working with a designer, but if not, you can tell them you want contractor pricing (if your contractor allows you to take advantage of his discount). You should make an appointment if you decide to go there.[/quote]

Thanks for the info on Amazon. Nice people and good selection. Of course the stuff we like is 29-59 a sq ft just for the slabs but good baseline for pricing. Went over to prefab place just to compare on pricing and their styles are not as exciting and bullnose only (dont like bullnose).

Going to check out some others up off the 78. If anyone has a contractor they have used to cut and install the countertops, I’d appreciate the info (PM works). Some have access to discounts also with some of these slab yards.

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[quote=carli]We just completed a major home renovation, and for slab, we found Amazon Stone on Miramar Rd generally has best selection and price. Also check Tutto Marmo off Miramar Rd (I think they’re on Cabot, but I’m not sure). They have beautiful slabs, and some unique stone/limestone/onyx.

For subway/mosaic tile, it depends on what you’re looking for…if you want standard 3×6 subway, there’s no need to spend much money. You can find lowest prices at Dal Tile, Home Depot and online. Check out http://www.costco.com as well for standard mosaic and subway.

If you’re looking for tile that’s a little more unique, the local sources I like best are: Euro Tile Art off Morena Blvd, Unique Stone Imports on Morena Blvd (they also have a stoneyard for with interesting slabs), and in No. County, you should check out Encinitas Tile.

I also went up to the Walker Zanger tile showroom in Tustin, where I found great ideas from wandering through their gorgeous displays and beautiful tile. They also have a large slabyard filled with high quality stone, and, surprisingly, the prices aren’t generally any higher than around here although your fabricator would have to go there to get it. W-Z expects you to be working with a designer, but if not, you can tell them you want contractor pricing (if your contractor allows you to take advantage of his discount). You should make an appointment if you decide to go there.[/quote]

Thanks for the info on Amazon. Nice people and good selection. Of course the stuff we like is 29-59 a sq ft just for the slabs but good baseline for pricing. Went over to prefab place just to compare on pricing and their styles are not as exciting and bullnose only (dont like bullnose).

Going to check out some others up off the 78. If anyone has a contractor they have used to cut and install the countertops, I’d appreciate the info (PM works). Some have access to discounts also with some of these slab yards.

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Mind if I resurrect this thread? Im looking for good recommendations on stone outfits in san diego, preferably north county. It seems like there are a thousand shops or stone yards in north county along the 78 corridor. I have about 65 sq ft of countertop space I need to update. I am interested in some onyx styles but not sure thats a good fit for kitchens. Granite is ok but Im only into the ones that look more unique (like this http://www.slabmarket.com/sanguine or this http://www.slabmarket.com/peregrine)

Also, can anyone recommend a good place for mosaic and or subway tiles?

Thanks in advance.

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Mind if I resurrect this thread? Im looking for good recommendations on stone outfits in san diego, preferably north county. It seems like there are a thousand shops or stone yards in north county along the 78 corridor. I have about 65 sq ft of countertop space I need to update. I am interested in some onyx styles but not sure thats a good fit for kitchens. Granite is ok but Im only into the ones that look more unique (like this http://www.slabmarket.com/sanguine or this http://www.slabmarket.com/peregrine)

Also, can anyone recommend a good place for mosaic and or subway tiles?

Thanks in advance.

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Mind if I resurrect this thread? Im looking for good recommendations on stone outfits in san diego, preferably north county. It seems like there are a thousand shops or stone yards in north county along the 78 corridor. I have about 65 sq ft of countertop space I need to update. I am interested in some onyx styles but not sure thats a good fit for kitchens. Granite is ok but Im only into the ones that look more unique (like this http://www.slabmarket.com/sanguine or this http://www.slabmarket.com/peregrine)

Also, can anyone recommend a good place for mosaic and or subway tiles?

Thanks in advance.

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Mind if I resurrect this thread? Im looking for good recommendations on stone outfits in san diego, preferably north county. It seems like there are a thousand shops or stone yards in north county along the 78 corridor. I have about 65 sq ft of countertop space I need to update. I am interested in some onyx styles but not sure thats a good fit for kitchens. Granite is ok but Im only into the ones that look more unique (like this http://www.slabmarket.com/sanguine or this http://www.slabmarket.com/peregrine)

Also, can anyone recommend a good place for mosaic and or subway tiles?

Thanks in advance.

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Mind if I resurrect this thread? Im looking for good recommendations on stone outfits in san diego, preferably north county. It seems like there are a thousand shops or stone yards in north county along the 78 corridor. I have about 65 sq ft of countertop space I need to update. I am interested in some onyx styles but not sure thats a good fit for kitchens. Granite is ok but Im only into the ones that look more unique (like this http://www.slabmarket.com/sanguine or this http://www.slabmarket.com/peregrine)

Also, can anyone recommend a good place for mosaic and or subway tiles?

Thanks in advance.

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