Stone countertops in Hudson, Wisconsin

Imperial Stone is a home goods store located at 650 Brakke Drive in Hudson, Wisconsin, United States. Our store offers a wide selection of high-quality stone products for your home, including countertops, tiles, and decorative accents. Whether you are looking to update your kitchen or bathroom, our experienced staff is here to help you find the perfect stone for your project. Visit us today to browse our showroom and discover the beauty and durability of Imperial Stone.

Located at 1231 Industrial Street in Hudson, Wisconsin, Gallery 77 is a unique institution that combines the elements of a general contractor, home goods store, and traditional gallery. With a focus on beauty and creativity, Gallery 77 showcases a wide range of tile, natural stone, and engineered quartz countertop surfaces that are as stunning as works of art. Visitors to the showroom can explore these fine materials and envision how they can enhance any living or work space. The team at Gallery 77 has over 23 years of experience in countertop design, fabrication, and installation, ensuring precision and accuracy in every project.

Aquatic Rock Formations is a general contractor located at W10476 880th Avenue in River Falls, Wisconsin, United States. Specializing in water features, fountains, and rock structures, we provide professional design, installation, repair, and maintenance services for both residential and commercial properties. Our attention to detail ensures your complete satisfaction and we strive to enhance your outdoor or indoor environment with beauty and pleasure. With over 25 years of experience, we guarantee the craftsmanship of your project will meet the highest standards and warranties in the industry. Serving Western Wisconsin and Eastern Minnesota, including St. Croix and Pierce Counties, we are dedicated to creating stunning water features, waterfalls, pool waterfalls, fountains, and basalt columns for our clients in Hudson, Stillwater, Woodbury, Dellwood, and beyond. No job is too big or too small for Aquatic Rock Formations.