Miters that disappear
A waterfall lives or dies on its corner joint. We cut and dry-fit every miter before install so the veining folds over the edge like it grew that way.
A waterfall edge turns the island into furniture. LED underlighting turns it into the centerpiece of the whole house.
Some counters are surfaces. An island with a waterfall edge and lit stone is architecture. MSB Granite & Marble fabricates waterfall islands where the veining folds over the edge and runs to the floor in one continuous line, with miter joints tight enough to read as a solid block of stone.
For translucent stones and backlit panels we install LED systems under and behind the stone, dimmable and hidden, so the light source disappears and the material does the talking. It is the signature piece we love building most.
A waterfall lives or dies on its corner joint. We cut and dry-fit every miter before install so the veining folds over the edge like it grew that way.
The LEDs sit in channels you never see. What you see is stone glowing at night and a kitchen that stops guests at the doorway.
We plan the cuts on the actual slab with you, so the boldest movement lands on the faces people see.
A photo from Instagram or Pinterest is a perfectly good starting point. Free estimate on the concept.
We map the waterfall faces and lighting on the real stone before cutting.
Mitered panels, hidden channels and dimmable light, finished in one coordinated install.
Granite, marble, quartz and porcelain can all fold into a waterfall. Materials with strong veining look best because the pattern visibly wraps over the corner.
Often yes. If your counters have an overhang or open toe kick we can retrofit LED channels without replacing the stone.
Service, material and rough size are all we need to start your estimate. Send it in English, Portuguese or Spanish. It takes about a minute.