quartz
If you're looking for the natural allure of stone minus the maintenance madness, quartz countertops are your salvation! With a range of colors and patterns - from slick onyx to delicately-veined Carrara marble-look quartz - it's no wonder why quartz is giving its more expensive counterparts a run for their money. Plus, with the absence of porous surfaces, you can say sayonara to stains and spills being absorbed. And the cherry on top? It’s usually less expensive than natural stone! But hold up - there's a catch. Pricey compared to laminate or tile, not so easy to fix if chipped, and high-maintenance (aka no harsh cleaners or hot pans allowed), quartz counters aren't for the faint of heart. So, before you take the plunge, consider whether you're ready to uphold the upkeep!
Calacatta Lincoln Quartz $$$$
Calacatta Lincoln
Giotto Oro Quartz $$$$
Giotto Oro
Shadow Carrara Quartz $$$
Shadow Carra Quartz
Giotto Quartz $$$$
Giotto
Denali Cloud $$$$$
Denali Cloud
Crystal Quartz $
Crystal Quartz $
Enigma Quartz $$$$
Enigma Quartz $$$$$
Pristine $$$
Pristine
Modern Quartz $$$$
Modern Quartz
Statuario Massa Quartz $$$$
Statuario Massa
Calacatta Nuvola $$$
Calacatta Nuvolo
Calacatta Venata
Calacatta Venata
Calacatta Latte $$$$
Calacatta Latte
Nero Marquina Quartz $$$$
Calacatta Classic Quartz $$$$
Calacatta Classic
Gold Flakes $$$$
Gold Flakes
Calacatta Tuscany $$$$
Calacatta Tuscany
Calacatta Arizona $$$$
Calacatta Arizona
Calacatta Venato $$$$
Calacatta Venato
Spa Black Quartz $$$$

