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Granite is no longer the king of the arena when engineered quartz came to existence. Quartz stone countertops captured the heart of many homeowners and remodelers, because of its function and aesthetics. In line, there are different hues and patterns available for your best quartz countertops, and we can help you choose the right one.
Together, let us explore the various colors of engineered quartz countertops that can spruce and level up your kitchen and bathroom remodeling.
Dark Gray Caesarstone
It has a dark gray background with fine white veining evenly scattered around the gray area. For those who want a slight dramatic appeal in their kitchen island and bathroom vanities, it can be a good choice for you.
Oceana
If you are a lover of the coastal scenery and sea ambiance, then this is an excellent option for you. It has an off-white to light gray background, where you get mesmerized by its pebble-like patterns.
Majestic Britannica
This design and color are from Cambria where it projects an exquisite feel of pristine beauty. It has a smooth and solid white background with wide waves of gray veining. Looking at it, you will feel like being under a calm gray sky.
Vanilla Noir Caesarstone
It has a deep rich black background with random specks of white all over it. You can fairly pair this with white or rustic cabinetry.
Aura
It has a cool off-white to gray background, where there is a random movement of strong dark gray or blue veining.
Summerhill
Its design resembles a smooth drift of gray clouds across the white sky on a coastal area. When you want a cool and soothing appeal in your countertop, it is an exceptional contender for your options.
Alpine Mist Caesarstone
Its background is all covered with a light gray hue mixed with soft white spots around it. This can make a great contrasting impact with the strong palettes around your kitchen and bath.
Chantilly
It has a sleek and consistent white background that is subtly covered with feathery light gray veining. Overall, it creates an elegant classic appeal in your countertop.
Torquay
If you admire marble but does not want its fragile nature, then this quartz color is great for you. You would fall in love with its marble-like hue and texture, without the worries of stains and dents.
Cosmopolitan White Caesarstone
It is a white quartz countertop with subtle spots of light brown palette around its background. Pale hues for your countertops are a significant option when you want to elevate the brightness and modern feel of your space.
Rustic Berwyn
If you are not into pale palettes, then Berwyn has the rustic and earthy hue that resembles mountain ridges. You can install wood base cabinetry or any rustic tone for your kitchen cabinets to blend with Berwyn.
Moreover, stainless steel or chrome-plated finish matches well with Berwyn quartz countertops.
Calacatta Caesarstone
This quartz stone mimics the pristine hue and soft veining pattern of Calacatta marble stone. It has a smooth and solid white background with wide soft gray veining.
Marfil Caesarstone
It has a dream-like appeal because of its subtle beige background with light brown veins running all over the background.
Whistler Quartz
Its hue resembles snow mountain ranges that are great for skiing. Around its cool white background, you will be attracted to its sleek gray veins.
What To Consider In Choosing Quartz Countertops
Those were just some of the hundreds of colors and designs available for our most popular quartz countertops. However, in choosing wisely you need to consider other elements at hand, which we are going to enumerate below.
Types of Finishes
Besides the tons of hues available for your engineered quartz stone, it can also have various finishes for your quartz bathroom countertops and kitchen island. Below are some of the possible finishes that we can have for various types of quartz countertops.
- Flamed
- Polished
- Matte
- Leathered
- Bush Hammered
Our stone experts guarantee all works for customizing and fabricating your engineered quartz countertops.
Quartz Edge Profile
If you have chosen the right color and finish for your quartz kitchen and bathroom countertops, then getting the best edge profile will be your next priority. You must be able to select the best edge style because it will impact the efficiency and safety of your quartz countertops.
Here are the common types of edge profiles for quartz.
- Boulder
- Summit
- Basin
- Moraine
- Treeline Piedmont
- Volcanic
- Seacliffe
- Rimrock
- Cornice
Cleaning and Maintenance
Unlike natural stones, quartz is naturally non-porous so it has excellent resistance from stains and moisture. With that, it will require zero sealing maintenance. Nevertheless, we will share with you the proper methods of polishing quartz countertops to keep its glossy and lucrative appearance.
Overall, the low cleaning and maintenance requirements of quartz are one of its best-selling attributes for homeowners.
Price
The price of quartz can vary from one supplier to another, and also depending on your location. So far, the average cost of quartz countertops ranges from $75 to $150 per square foot. Meanwhile, the cost of installation will be added to the overall cost of your quartz stone countertops.
Also, there is a variable added cost for the different edge treatment of your affordable quartz countertops.
Contact Us
Gold Cabinets and Countertops is one of the trusted suppliers of premier quality of quartz countertops for your kitchen and bathroom makeover. We have extensive experience and training in this field to add value to your home redo.
If you have any other concerns about engineered quartz stone for your kitchen and bathroom renovation, then contact us today.
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