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Find a surface you’ll love coming home to.
Kitchen surfaces
Consider the pattern at full scale, not just on a small sample. Veining, backsplash choices and cabinet finishes all influence the finished kitchen.
Islands & edge details
Plan seating overhangs, sink cutouts and edge profiles together. Available edges and support requirements depend on the surface, thickness and fabrication details.
Bathroom countertops
Coordinate the vanity top with the cabinet, faucet and sink. Your designer can help compare materials and discuss integrated or separate sink options.
Pictured: Cambria Isley and Traymore Bay quartz product inspiration. Images do not identify a local Hannapel project. Showroom displays vary.
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Which countertop material fits?
Quartz offers consistent design and low maintenance. Granite and quartzite bring natural variation. For outdoor kitchens, ask about Dekton by Cosentino and the requirements of your layout. Compare care requirements, samples and your budget before choosing.
Find what you love.
Browse projects and save the styles, colors and details that catch your eye.
Make it yours.
Bring your ideas to our Bridgman team. We’ll talk through your space, priorities and budget.
See it come together.
Compare your choices with a specialist and work through the details for your project.
Make the choices that matter
Choose the surface and plan the details.
Material & daily care
Compare quartz, natural stone, Dekton, solid surface and cultured marble for the room you are planning.
- Ask about cleaning, heat protection and any sealing required for the exact product.
- Care needs vary by material and finish.
Pattern & coordination
Bring a cabinet door or finish sample and consider the surface beside flooring and backsplash choices.
- For pronounced veining or natural variation, ask how the selected slab or sheet will look across the full layout and where seams may fall.
Edges, sinks & support
Decide on the sink, faucet and cooktop before final fabrication planning.
- Discuss cutouts, backsplash height, edge profiles and seating overhangs together.
- The fabricator should confirm seam locations and support requirements for your chosen material.
Local experience. Personal guidance.
Meet Matthew Sargent.
Kitchen & bath designer · Bridgman
Matt is the lead designer at the Bridgman showroom. He begins by listening, then helps homeowners plan kitchen and bath spaces around how they live, with clear guidance through product selections.
A useful first conversation
Prepare for your Bridgman visit.
Bring the project into focus.
The room around the surface
Bring room photos and a cabinet door, finish sample or inspiration image.
A simple layout
Sketch the countertop runs and island, and note what is staying in the room.
The finishing details
Bring sink, faucet and cooktop information so the details can be planned together.
Share your priorities, budget and preferred timing. Early dimensions support planning; confirm final measurements, product specifications and project responsibilities before ordering.
Plan your visit
Hannapel Bridgman
10107 Red Arrow Hwy, Bridgman, MI 49106
(269) 465-9484 · Email the showroom
Monday–Friday 8–5 · Saturday 8–noon
Serving Bridgman & nearby communities
We welcome countertop projects from Bridgman, Stevensville, St. Joseph, Baroda, Sawyer, Lakeside, New Buffalo, Three Oaks, and the surrounding Southwest Michigan lakeshore communities.
Walk-ins are welcome. Book a consultation for focused planning time, and call ahead to confirm a specific display or sample.
Questions worth asking.
Is a small sample enough to choose a pattern?
A sample is a starting point. View larger examples and ask about slab or sheet selection, variation and seam placement before approving the final layout.
When are final measurements taken?
Ask your project team what must be installed or confirmed before templating. Rough measurements help with early planning; fabrication dimensions and cutouts must be verified before production.
Can I use any edge or overhang with any material?
Available profiles and support requirements depend on the material, thickness and layout. Confirm the exact edge, overhang and support plan with the fabricator before approving the order.
Can I keep my existing cabinets?
Often, yes. Review cabinet condition, sink changes and backsplash details with your designer before final templating and fabrication.
Can I compare products in person?
Yes. Contact our Bridgman team to confirm the display or sample you want to see and arrange time with a specialist.
More for your Bridgman home.
Let’s find the finishing touch for your room.
Bring a cabinet sample, a few photos, or the colors you keep coming back to. Your local team will help you explore countertop options and bring the whole room together.