Bergen Beach, Brooklyn · 11234

Bergen Beach kitchen quartz with a matching primary bath vanity

A Bergen Beach homeowner replaced 1990s tile counters with quartz and used the leftover slab to update the primary bath vanity top in one job. Two rooms, one stone template.

Budget: $8,900 supplied (install separate)
Timeline: Quote to install: 3 weeks. On-site install: 3 working days.
Size: 10 ft by 12 ft L-shape kitchen plus a 48-inch vanity
Building: 1971 split-level single-family

Priced and templated by Joseph Ng · Finished September 2025

Bergen Beach bathroom vanity in matching quartz finish to kitchen counters

The challenge

Existing tile counters had to come out without damaging the cabinet boxes the homeowner wanted to keep, the old undermount sink reveal was 1.5 inches off square, and the homeowner wanted the bathroom vanity templated off the same slab as the kitchen to match veining.

What we did

1Demoed the tile counters carefully so the original 1990s oak boxes could keep going for another 5 to 7 years.
2Rebuilt the sink reveal in shim and ply so the new undermount sat true to the cabinet face.
3Templated kitchen and vanity off the same slab in one site visit, used the cleanest section for the kitchen and a quieter section for the bath.
4Pulled a single-bowl 33-inch undermount from stock so the install crew did not have to wait on a sink order.

Full spec

Kitchen counters	Quartz, white with soft gray vein, 3 cm, 32 sq ft
Kitchen sink	33-inch undermount stainless, single bowl
Bath vanity top	Quartz, same slab as kitchen, 48 inches with double-bowl cutout
Faucet	Brushed nickel single-lever, kitchen and bath matched

Scope: Quartz kitchen counters with new undermount sink, plus a 48-inch primary bath vanity in the same finish family.

Outcome

Three working days on site, no callbacks. Homeowner kept the existing cabinets, only paid for stone, sink and vanity. Whole project came in below the cost of a single new big-box vanity install.