Quartz is an engineered surface made from roughly 90 to 95% ground natural quartz blended with resins and pigments. This combination produces one of the toughest countertop surfaces available, offering excellent resistance to scratches, chips, and daily wear while keeping a consistent, refined look across the entire slab.
Because it is engineered rather than quarried, quartz does not absorb liquids, so it resists stains and never needs sealing. That makes it a practical and beautiful choice for busy kitchens and bathrooms alike.
Setting
Quartz works beautifully for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, backsplashes, waterfall islands, and commercial surfaces. It is best suited for indoor spaces, since long exposure to direct sunlight can affect its color over time.
Care and Maintenance
Quartz is one of the easiest surfaces to live with. Simply clean it with warm water, a soft cloth, and a mild soap, and it never needs sealing. To protect the resins, avoid placing very hot pans directly on the surface and use a trivet instead.
Color Palette
Because pigments are added during manufacturing, quartz offers one of the widest and most consistent color ranges of any countertop. From bright whites and soft grays to bold tones and patterns that echo natural marble, there is an option for every style, whether modern or classic.
Finishes
- Honed Finish: Smooth, matte surfaces.
- Leathered Finish: Textured surface.
- Polished Finish: Glossy, reflective surface.
