New River White Granite
Clean white background with burgundy speckles and gray veins.
Expertly fabricated and installed by Washington Granite.
Classic White Granite Value
New River White is an Indian granite with a white-silver ground peppered by burgundy garnet flecks — the classic "white granite" look at one of the friendliest price points in natural stone.
Why It Works
- Hides crumbs and everyday mess better than plain surfaces
- Pairs with nearly any cabinet color — the safe-and-solid choice
- Entry pricing: $45–$70/sq ft installed
Care
Seal yearly; otherwise soap and water. Durable enough for rentals and busy family kitchens alike.
New River White Granite in Washington
New River White is one of the granites we cut most often for Washington kitchens. It is part of our countertop service in Washington; the slabs are on the racks at our Everett slab yard.
New River White at a Glance
| Property | New River White (Granite) |
|---|---|
| Surface hardness (Mohs) | 6 – 6.5 |
| Heat tolerance | Excellent — a pan straight off the burner leaves no mark |
| Acid / etching | Resistant; lemon and vinegar do not etch it |
| Sealing | Every 1 – 2 years |
| Installed cost | $45 – $110 per sq ft |
| Typical 40 sq ft kitchen | $1,800 – $4,400 installed |
Living With New River White
Granite is the most forgiving surface we sell. Seal it every year or two — drip water near the sink, and if it stops beading, it is time. Everyday cleaning is warm water and a mild soap; avoid bleach and abrasive powders, which wear the sealer rather than the stone.
See This Slab Before It Is Cut
Natural stone varies slab to slab, and New River White is no exception — two slabs sharing the name can read very differently. Walk the racks at our Everett slab yard, photograph the piece you want, and we will tag that exact slab to your job before fabrication starts. Compare it against the rest of our granite range, or see finished work in the project gallery.
