Brent and Becky's Bulbs in Glouster has a few.

When I was doing my search, I spoke with Bramati, in Frederick. I had been to Marva and mentioned them to Christian Bramati. He told me that Bramati, NSI, out by BWI, and Marva, pretty much buy their stones from the same, and best supplier. The Marva store I went to was in MD; LOVED the stones but didn't like the salesman - could have been me though. Anyway, after having visited all of them a billion times, I found that those three actually had the better looking stones. Each had various selections though. I ended up going with ArcStone in Capital Heights, MD. My Fabricator - GranTops in Frederick was great. They have stones too but charged me extra to buy the stone at Arc. I went with it because I was just plain ole tired of this nonense. I worked very close to Arc and had been there probably 20 times (if not more). They knew me by my name. That day, I just got up from my desk and headed there. The stone I picked out just stood there looking at me. Arc has nice stones but every once in a while they have GREAT stones. Guess I was lucky that day - I love it, especially since it's installed. I've been to most of the places mentioneed here and I don't think you'll go wrong with either of them. The stone that you pick out will stand up and salute you - trust me. Everyone here told me that, and sure 'nuf, after 6 months of looking, mine did. Good Luck!!

Did you try Marble Systems in Merrifield and the other granite place just down the street from them? Also try Graninter in Chantilly (?) We bought our granite there and they were great to work with. Arc Stone way up in the hinterlands of Maryland had a huge selection too. Good luck!

We used Shilo in our medium sized kitchen. The price was quite near $30 K, and then we did some maneuvering. First, we got rid of blu motion and full extension drawers. The Shilo drawers extend almost fully anyway. Then we had our contractor buy the moldings at Smoot lumber and stain and paint them. Shilo's price for our beadboard was $1500. We paid Smoot $57, paint was We also opted for partial overlay. Not only is it less expensive, full overlay requires the use of a lot of fillers which also cost a lot of money. Finally, we ditched the appliance garage. Savings: over $13,000. Our final price was around $16,800. Ask the designer for the book with the options and prices. They won't be the actual prices you will pay, but it will give you an idea of the relative cost.