Basic
$16 – $39 per sq ft
Standard-grade solid-color laminate on particleboard, square self-edge, 4 in. backsplash, sink cutout
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Supply and install a Formica/laminate countertop (template, cut, edge band, adhere, sink cutout) per sq ft of counter; removal of old top and plumbing extra.
Formica Countertop in New Orleans, Louisiana typically costs $18 to $46 per sq ft as of 2026. Prices reflect local labor and material rates. Use our calculator below for a detailed, ZIP-code-adjusted estimate.
Prices in New Orleans are 9.0% lower than the national average for formica countertop.
National average: $20 – $50 per sq ft
$16 – $39 per sq ft
Standard-grade solid-color laminate on particleboard, square self-edge, 4 in. backsplash, sink cutout
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Stone-look laminate on moisture-resistant core, beveled edge, 4 in. matching backsplash, sink cutout
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Find a pro to do this$23 – $57 per sq ft
High-definition stone-look laminate with matte texture on moisture-resistant core, profiled edge, tight seams, 4 in. backsplash, sink cutout
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Find a pro to do this| Component | Category | Price Range | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Materials | material | $8.46 – $21 | sq ft |
| Labor | labor | $6.09 – $15 | sq ft |
| Supplies & Other | supplies | $2.26 – $5.64 | sq ft |
| Equipment & Disposal | equipment | $1.50 – $3.76 | sq ft |
Dark slate-look laminate countertops in a kitchen with wood cabinets
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Find a pro to do thisGreen marble-pattern laminate countertop with a square edge
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Find a pro to do thisWhite marble-pattern laminate countertop sample surface
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Find a pro to do thisSee how formica countertop looks in each style, with photos of real projects by working designers.
New Orleans style comes from Creole cottages, shotguns and French Quarter townhouses: high ceilings, tall windows, plaster walls, dark wood, transoms and a layered, slightly bohemian mix of old furniture and art. Color is saturated and the palette is warm.
Photos of the styles New Orleans draws from.
Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen: Kitchen 2
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen: Elevated Classic Kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Material costs in New Orleans run proportionally higher than labor, which may favor labor-intensive approaches.
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