The major brands we stock have built free, photoreal visualizers you can use right now: upload a photo of your kitchen (or pick a stock room), choose a slab, and see how it looks. Below is a curated launching pad for every line we carry, so you don't have to hunt for the right tool.
Browse the cards below. Brands with a green "Open Visualizer" button host a full kitchen previewer. Others link to a colour catalogue you can scroll for inspiration.
Most visualizers let you upload a photo of your own room, or pick a stock kitchen if your space is mid-renovation. Try a few colours: white quartz looks very different in north-facing Yukon light than in a south-facing cabin.
Save the previews you like (most tools have a download or share button) and email them to [email protected], or bring your phone to the showroom. We'll match you to the closest in-stock slab.
Over 400 quartz options across five lines.
Caesarstone's Virtual Kitchen Visualizer is built on the ByondXR 3D engine. Upload a photo of your kitchen or use a stock room, and swap any Caesarstone colour onto the counters in real time. The most polished of the brand-built tools.
Cosentino's Online Visualizer covers both Silestone (engineered quartz) and Sensa (granite). Upload your kitchen, choose a slab, see the result. Includes hundreds of Silestone colours including the popular Eternal series.
Vicostone's Canadian site lets you scroll the full quartz collection by colour family. No public visualizer yet, but the catalogue images are high resolution and great for shortlisting.
Omnia's full quartz catalogue, browseable by series. A great-value engineered quartz line we stock for budget-conscious Whitehorse builds.
Haristones publishes a clean colour gallery for both quartz and granite. Their range includes some of our favourite Calacatta-look quartz at mid-tier pricing.
Granite is a natural stone, so every slab is unique. Browse the catalogues below to identify a colour family you love, then come see the actual slabs in person at our Whitehorse warehouse.
Cosentino's visualizer covers their Sensa granite line as well as Silestone. Stain-protected natural granite with a pre-applied SenGuard sealer, viewable inside your own kitchen photo.
West Coast Granite's full inventory, photographed slab-by-slab. Great for narrowing down a colour family before you drive in to compare in person.
Haristones' granite slab gallery, organized by collection. Their imported slabs from Brazil and India cover both classic and exotic patterns.
Shoot your kitchen mid-afternoon, with as much natural light as possible. Phone flash washes out subtle veining. Stand back to capture the cabinets, floor, and a wall, the visualizer needs context.
Once on your own kitchen photo, once on the brand's stock kitchen. The stock room is often lit professionally, so it shows the slab's "best face". Yours shows real-world result.
Most kitchens look great with three to five candidate slabs. More than that and the brain can't compare. Save your top three previews and bring them in.
Vicostone, Omnia, Haristones, and West Coast Granite don't ship visualizers. We have physical samples of all four lines at the showroom, often the most cost-effective slabs we stock.
