Quartz · Natural stone · Templated after the cabinets are set
Kitchen Countertops in South Florida
Quartz and natural stone chosen with samples in your home, templated after the cabinets are installed, and priced on the same itemized quote as the rest of the kitchen — no second contractor to coordinate.
- Samples brought to your home
- Templated after cabinets are set — tight seams, level tops
- One price with the kitchen or bathroom
- Installed under the same contract
Countertops as part of the kitchen, not a separate job
The most common countertop problem in South Florida has nothing to do with the stone: it is the hand-off between a cabinet installer and a stone shop that never met. Tops templated from drawings instead of installed cabinets, seams landing in the wrong place, a sink cut-out that does not match the base. Dreamery templates after the cabinets are set and level, fabricates through our stone partner to that template, and installs under the same contract and project manager — so the countertop line in your quote is the price you pay.
Materials we install
- Quartz — the default for most kitchens and bathrooms: non-porous, consistent pattern, no sealing; a wide range of marble-look and solid colors.
- Natural stone — granite, quartzite and marble for owners who want the real thing and accept sealing and care; we explain the difference between quartzite and marble before you choose.
- Waterfall islands, full-height backsplashes and integrated sinks — detailed in the 3D design so the slab layout and seams are decided before fabrication.
- Bathroom vanity tops — quartz or stone matched to the tile, cut for the undermount sinks and faucets you choose.
Outdoor kitchens use materials rated for sun and salt air — see outdoor kitchens.
Chosen at your home
Samples next to your cabinet door and floor, in your light — not under showroom lamps.
Templated after cabinets
Digital template on installed, leveled cabinets: seams where they belong, overhangs even, cut-outs exact.
One quote, one team
The countertop is a line on the same itemized price as the cabinets and labor. No separate stone contract.
Detailed in 3D
Waterfall edges, seams and backsplash height are decided in the rendering, before a slab is cut.
How the project runs
Free in-home consultation
The designer measures, brings quartz and stone samples and talks through edges, thickness and backsplash options.
3D design and itemized quote
Within 5 business days: a rendering with your countertop and one written price where the countertop line is shown separately.
Cabinets installed and leveled
Countertops are never templated from a drawing. The bases go in first, from our own shop.
Template and fabrication
Digital template on the installed cabinets, slab layout approved with you, fabrication to that template.
Install and finish
Tops set and seamed, sink and cooktop cut-outs fitted, plumbing reconnected — under the same contract and project manager.
Client videos
Hear it from our clients
Homeowners on their finished kitchens and bathroom, filmed on site. Tap to play. All client reviews · YouTube channel
Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach · Instant estimate
Know what your countertop project costs before anyone walks through your door.
Six questions, sixty seconds, one honest range built from what we actually charge in South Florida — not a national average from a website that has never seen your kitchen.
What it costs in 2026
What Dreamery projects cost in 2026: a standard kitchen (15–25 linear ft of cabinets) runs $19,000–$24,500 at the Essential level, more for larger layouts and premium finishes; bathrooms from $6,000 for a powder room to $38,000–$49,000 in labor for a Premium primary suite, plus finish materials you buy at retail; flooring $10–18 per sq ft with a $3,000 minimum; whole-home renovations $35–75 per sq ft of living area. Every number comes from our own signed contracts, not a national average — get the range for your project below. 3D design package: $99 (regularly $500), credited in full when you go ahead.
Countertops are priced per project on the same written, itemized quote as the cabinets and labor: material, fabrication, edge profile, cut-outs and installation on one line, so you can compare it with any stone-shop estimate. Quartz and granite sit at one level, quartzite and marble higher, and details such as waterfall edges and full-height backsplashes add slab area.
See what drives the price of a full kitchen in our kitchen remodel cost guide and the week-by-week timeline, or get an exact number with a free in-home estimate.
Where we work
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, from our own cabinet shop in Coral Springs.
Broward County
- Coral Springshome base
- Davie20 min from our shop
- Fort Lauderdale30 min from our shop
- Hollywood35 min from our shop
- Parkland10 min from our shop
- Pembroke Pines30 min from our shop
- Plantation20 min from our shop
- Sunrise15 min from our shop
- Weston25 min from our shop
Palm Beach County
- Boca Raton35 min from our shop
- Boynton Beach40 min from our shop
- Delray Beach35 min from our shop
- West Palm Beach50 min from our shop
Miami-Dade County
- Aventura35 min from our shop
- Coral Gables55 min from our shop
- Doral45 min from our shop
- Hialeah40 min from our shop
- Kendall60 min from our shop
- Miami50 min from our shop
- Miami Beach55 min from our shop
- Pinecrest65 min from our shop
Remodeling guides
Quartz vs Quartzite vs Granite for a South Florida Kitchen: What Holds Up, What It Costs
The honest differences between engineered quartz, quartzite, granite and marble for a Florida kitchen: heat, stains, sealing, sun, price tiers, and the…
Kitchen Remodel Cost in Broward & Palm Beach (2026): Real Numbers From Our Contracts
What a kitchen remodel costs in Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Weston, Coral Springs and West Palm Beach in 2026 — line by…
Framed vs Frameless Kitchen Cabinets: Which Is Right for a South Florida Home
The real differences between framed (American) and frameless (European) cabinets — storage, look, durability in Florida humidity, cost — from a shop…
Questions homeowners ask us
Do you replace countertops without remodeling the whole kitchen?
Our countertops are installed as part of a kitchen or bathroom project — that is how we guarantee the fit between cabinets and tops. Ask during the free consultation; the designer will tell you what makes sense for your kitchen.
Quartz or granite for a Florida kitchen?
Quartz is non-porous, needs no sealing and keeps a consistent pattern — the practical choice for most homes. Granite and quartzite are natural, heat-tolerant and each slab is unique, but need periodic sealing. We bring samples of both.
Why do you template after the cabinets are installed?
Because walls are not straight and floors are not level. A template taken on the real, leveled cabinets gives tight seams, even overhangs and exact sink and cooktop cut-outs. Templating from a drawing is where most countertop problems start.
Can I see the slab before it is cut?
For natural stone, yes — the slab layout is approved with you before fabrication. For quartz the pattern is consistent, so the sample is representative.
How long between templating and installation?
Fabrication follows the template within the project schedule written into your contract; the countertop stage is planned so the kitchen is usable again as soon as the tops are set and plumbing is reconnected.
Which areas do you serve?
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties: Miami, Coral Springs, Parkland, Weston, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach and the towns in between.