We are about to receive a shipment of Brazilian soapstone, called PA ORIGINAL. Here are a few snap shots of what the slabs look like. […]
Author: Seattle Soapstone
Easy oiling applicator
This is brilliant! Use a paint pad to spread your mineral oil or wax, so you don’t get your hands all greasy! Because the oil […]
Behind the scenes
Here are a few behind the scene photos of a stone mason from Michael Homchick Stoneworks, fabricating kitchen countertops out of Black Moon Soapstone. It shows […]
Worn soapstone edge
If you’re the type that likes to “diy” your soapstone countertops. But you’re nervous how the edge will turn out. There is such thing as […]
Winter is definitely here!
Here’s a little chalk art on the black moon soapstone. Since its been so freezing and we have our gate open to the weather. We’re […]
Marble or Soapstone?
Overtime they both will gain a “natural patina”, with minor scratches. And you can remove them with sandpaper or comet, but only if the marble […]
Skeptical about “PATINA”?
Here’s a great solution, that this gal did in her kitchen. Just use chalkboard paint to get the idea about how the soapstone will look. […]
NEW Soapstone slabs JUST IN TODAY!
This variety is called Black Moon Mirasol Soapstone. It has a deep matte black background, with moderate to dramatic white veining. There is no green […]