CARPET PLUS · SELMA, ALABAMA
Countertops that bring the room together.
The countertop sits at the meeting point of cabinets, walls, fixtures and flooring. At Carpet Plus in Selma, you can begin comparing surface looks alongside the other materials in your room. Bring your ideas to Diana or Tori and talk through the details before making a selection.
Look at the whole palette.
A countertop with pronounced movement can become the room’s focal point; a quieter surface may leave more room for a patterned backsplash or textured floor. Bring cabinet and paint samples, plus photographs of the space. Compare undertones as well as the overall lightness or darkness of the materials.
- Consider how the surface relates to existing cabinets and flooring.
- Notice pattern scale and the direction of visible movement.
- Discuss the backsplash, wall edges and other adjoining finishes.
Gather the details that affect the plan.
Approximate dimensions are useful for an initial discussion. Sink and fixture locations, appliance openings, corners and any overhangs also matter. Final measurements, edge choices and installation requirements need confirmation before a countertop order is completed.
Explore, then confirm the material.
Our online catalog includes countertop selections from Daltile. Use the images to establish a direction, then ask the team about current material options, samples and pricing. Care requirements and performance depend on the exact surface; a familiar color name or stone look does not tell the whole story.
A FEW PLACES TO START
Explore the possibilities.
Explore a selection from the online catalog. Diana and Tori can confirm current collections, samples, pricing, and suitability for your room.
LET’S MAKE THIS EASIER
A few good questions.
Can I coordinate a countertop and backsplash in one visit?
Yes. Bring your cabinet or paint samples and saved ideas so you can discuss the surfaces together. Our team can help you compare the combination and identify the details that need confirmation.
Are online countertop images an exact picture of my finished surface?
No. Screens, lighting, sample size and material variation affect appearance. Review the actual selection and any relevant layout or pattern information before approving your project.