Precision Countertops has a countertop showroom and design studio in Wilsonville, Oregon, just south of Portland. Under one roof, you can walk a gallery of full stone slabs and talk to an in-house designer. You can also see the fabrication floor where your countertops are cut.
The video below is a walkthrough of our design studio.
Inside the Precision Countertops Design Studio in Wilsonville, Oregon.
If you’ve ever tried to choose a countertop from a small sample card in a big box store, you already know the problem. What looks good in your hand rarely tells you what it’ll look like stretched across your entire kitchen. That’s why we built this studio, and why we want you to see it before your next kitchen remodel.
Design, Slabs, and Fabrication Under One Roof
Kitchen remodels get overwhelming when you’re bouncing between a designer, a fabricator, a tile contractor, and a plumber. Each has their own schedule and their own way of doing things.
Precision Countertops built this Wilsonville design studio to remove that entirely. You get access to an in-house design team, a full slab and tile selection, and a state-of-the-art fabrication facility. Every decision, every measurement, and every countertop installation happens under one roof.
That means fewer handoffs, fewer delays, and a finished kitchen that matches what you envisioned at the start. You can read how the stages fit together on our process page.
A Countertop Slab Gallery Worth Seeing
Most countertop showrooms offer samples. Precision Countertops offers the full picture.
Our slab gallery holds hundreds of full countertop slabs across the latest colors, styles, and trends. You can walk the floor, hold materials up to the light, compare options side by side, and make your decision with real confidence. A 4-inch sample won’t show you how veining travels the length of an island.
A visit to the gallery covers all of it.
- Full stone slabs you can walk around and touch
- Granite, quartz, marble, quartzite, and other premium stone
- Curated tile samples and backsplash pairings
- Lifestyle displays showing how counters, tile, and cabinetry work together
- Sinks and edge options you can see finished
Each material behaves differently once it’s installed. Here’s how they compare.
| Material | What stands out | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Granite | Natural warmth and heavy pattern variation | Kitchens that want a natural stone look with no two slabs alike |
| Quartz | Consistent color and a non-porous surface | Busy family kitchens that need a predictable, low-upkeep counter |
| Marble | Soft veining and a classic finish | Baking spaces and statement islands, with some patina expected |
| Quartzite | The look of marble with harder wear | Homeowners who want marble character in a harder-wearing stone |
Not ready to visit yet? Browse the full range on our countertop products page first.
In-House Designers Who Know Stone
Choosing a countertop is about more than picking a color you like. It’s about how a surface holds up in your space, how it meets your cabinetry and flooring, and what the finish will look like five years from now.
The Precision Countertops design team works through every one of those decisions with you. They know the materials, trends, and how to translate what you’re picturing into countertops that actually work in your home.
Two designers work the Wilsonville showroom, and both have been here more than 10 years. Garth Gonsalves is a Certified Kitchen Designer. Marilyn Wright specializes in pairing a countertop with the backsplash that complements it.
“All of the staff were polite and professional and produced a quality result.”
Andrea, Beaverton, OR
Inside Our Wilsonville Fabrication Floor
Traditional fabrication leaves too much room for human error. Measurements come in slightly off, cuts don’t account for how a slab varies, and installations don’t quite line up.
Precision Countertops takes that risk off the table. We import and store our own slab material. The same crew then fabricates and installs every countertop. Many companies outsource at least one of those stages.
Templating happens on site once you’ve chosen your slab, and the same team carries the job through to installation. The result is a kitchen remodel that feels predictable, not stressful.
Visit the Precision Countertops Wilsonville Showroom
Precision Countertops has served Pacific Northwest homeowners since 1987. We’ve earned a 4.6-star average across more than 2,200 Google reviews along the way.
The best way to understand what that trust means is to walk through the door.
- Address: 25540 SW Garden Acres Rd., Wilsonville, OR 97070. Get directions.
- Phone: 503-692-6660
- Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. Saturday, 10:00am to 2:00pm.
- Appointments: Walk in any weekday. Appointments are recommended on Saturdays.
Bring cabinet doors, flooring samples, and paint chips. Anything your new countertop has to match will help your designer narrow the options better.
Schedule your free design consultation
FAQs About Visiting a Countertop Showroom
Find quick answers to common questions people have about visiting our Wilsonville location.
Do I need an appointment to visit the showroom?
You do not need an appointment to visit the Precision Countertops Wilsonville showroom on a weekday. Walk-in hours run 9:00am to 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. Saturday hours run 10:00am to 2:00pm. We recommend booking ahead for Saturdays, because designer availability is limited. Booking ahead on any day means a designer is free when you arrive.
What should I bring to a countertop showroom?
The most useful items to bring to a countertop showroom are cabinet doors, flooring samples, paint chips, and photos of your kitchen. Rough measurements of your counters and island help a designer narrow material options early. You don’t need final measurements, because templating happens later in the process.
What countertop materials can I see in the Wilsonville showroom?
The Precision Countertops Wilsonville showroom displays natural stone, quartz, ultracompact surfaces, solid surface, and laminate options. Full slabs of granite, quartz, marble, and quartzite sit side by side for comparison. See every material we carry on our countertop products page.
Can I see full countertop slabs, or only samples?
The Precision Countertops slab gallery displays full slabs rather than small samples. Small samples can’t show how a pattern behaves at full size, and no two natural stone slabs are identical. Seeing the whole slab is the only reliable way to know what will land in your kitchen.
Where can I learn more about countertop materials?
The Precision Countertops blog answers the material questions buyers ask most often before choosing a countertop. Read whether quartz countertops are man made, compare Calacatta and Carrara marble, or read up on natural soapstone.