Doraville Kitchen — Mont Blanc Quartzite Island

The island is the gravitational center of this Mont Blanc quartzite kitchen in Doraville. A mitered edge on the island reads as a single thick-set slab, with charcoal veining running across the white quartzite. The stone grounds the open floor plan without adding bulk. Designed by Feriozzi Davis Design Studio, with every quartzite kitchen countertop fabricated and installed by our team.

Green oval glass tile climbs to the beamed wood ceiling behind the Wolf range, setting a color story the rest of the room follows. Walnut cabinetry, a butcher-block island insert, and globe pendants bring warmth that keeps the stone from reading cold. This is the kind of custom kitchen countertop work that starts with one statement slab.

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Details

Location: Doraville, GA (serving metro Atlanta from Alpharetta)
Material: Mont Blanc 3cm Quartzite (island + perimeter, mitered edge)
Sink: Blanco Quatrus prep sink
Designer: Feriozzi Davis Design Studio
Style: Mid-century modern — beamed wood ceiling, walnut cabinetry, green oval glass tile, with a custom mitered edge

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Why This Design Works

✅ The mitered edge reads as a thick single slab, giving the island visual mass without bulk.

✅ Charcoal veining through white quartzite adds organic movement the eye follows naturally.

✅ The teal island base and green tile build a unified color story that feels intentional, not matched.

✅ A butcher-block insert breaks the stone with warmth and adds a functional prep zone.

How to Recreate This Look

1️⃣ Start with a statement stone. Book-matched veining on the island becomes the room’s focal point.

2️⃣ Let the stone drive your palette. The Mont Blanc charcoal pulled toward the teal and green accents.

3️⃣ Pair natural stone with warm woods. Walnut cabinetry and butcher-block keep the room from feeling clinical.

4️⃣ Add one unexpected accent. Green oval glass tile to the ceiling gives the space personality.

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