Planning and designing your dream house can be a tricky task when there is so much to choose from. Between colors, materials and an endless possibility of textures, the choice gets harder to make once you have more elements to think about. Marble look quartz countertops are the best option for any kind of kitchen.
Lucky for us, we had made everything possible, and the search for the perfect durable material has come to an end. If you are looking for durability, beauty, the variation of colors, patterns and styles, marble look quartz countertops are the perfect material for you.
Quartz is made of one of the hardest minerals on Earth, has a gigantic range of colors and it is a very forgiving material: it does not crack or chip easily. It is very resistant, so accidental stains will be cleaned very easily, and it has a non-porous surface, meaning that bacteria or viruses will not harbor.
After all this info, are you considering Quartz yet? Here are some ideas that will make you feel even more intrigued by this amazing material:
Design By Classic Marble & Stone
Marble Look Quartz Countertops with Gray Large Vein
This Eat-in Kitchen by Classic Marble & Stone features an amazing combination of “Marvel” Quartz Countertop and subway tile grey backsplash. The white cabinetry and dark hard wood floor make this traditional kitchen look extremely cozy and warm.
Design By SSC Countertops
Cream Color Quartz Countertops
Inside this L shaped transitional kitchen in Vancouver, the beautiful Cleamshell colored Quartz countertop by SSC Countertops is what attracts the most attention. The medium tone wood floor, white cabinetry and light toned backsplash complete the amazing color palette.
Design By SSC Countertops
Modern Kitchen with White Quartz Countertop
Between the walls of this minimal kitchen, style is the key word. The straight lines of the cabinetry were perfectly executed to match the white quartz countertop by SSC Countertops.
Design By In the Deets
Clean Quartz Countertops
Thinking about a Contemporary space? This kitchen is a perfect showcase for it! The ceramic subway tiles in shades of grey are a perfect combination for the White quartz countertop by In the Deets. The dark wood floor stands out inside an all-white space.
Design By In the Deets
Contemporary Quartz Kitchen Countertops
This Farmhouse kitchen proves that a pop of color is always welcome. The beautiful island base in Hale Navy Island by Benjamin Moore is the perfect match for the Quartz Countertop by In The Deets. The golden details of the pendant lights and cabinet pulls bring elegance into the space.
Design By Pickell Architecture
Farmhouse style kitchen countertops
Elegance abounds inside this Classical kitchen in New York. Stainless Steel appliances represent an amazing industrial touch, while the white subway tile backsplash are classical but always in style. The white marble like quartz countertop by Pickell Architecture definitely is the cherry on top of the cake.
Design By AK Construction Enterprises Inc
Dark Gray Kitchen Countertop with White Quartz Island
This modern farmhouse is a perfect combination of styles: light colors, modern materials and a practical and eye catching Statuario Quartz Countertop by AK Construction Enterprises. The light pendants and stainless-steel appliances brings the modernity into this space.
Design By Urban Kitchens
European Style Quartz Countertops
A mix between light and dark colors wonderfully marries in this amazing space. The white cabinetry has a minimal style into it, no pulls, and straight lines. The Calcutta quartz countertop by Urban Kitchens brings class into an already elegant space.
Marble-Look Quartz Countertops: FAQ
What is marble-look quartz?
Marble-look quartz is engineered quartz designed to mimic natural marble, such as Calacatta and Carrara styles, with a white or light background and gray or gold veining.
Is marble-look quartz better than real marble?
It depends on your priorities. Quartz is nonporous, does not need sealing, and resists stains and etching from acidic foods. Real marble offers one-of-a-kind natural veining and develops a patina over time, but it needs more care.
Does marble-look quartz stain or scratch?
Quartz resists stains well and is very durable for everyday use. Like any surface, it can be scratched by sharp objects, so cutting boards are recommended. Avoid direct high heat; use trivets.
What are popular marble-look quartz styles?
Calacatta-style quartz with bold veining and Carrara-style quartz with soft gray veining are the most popular. Visit a showroom to compare full slabs, since veining varies across the slab.
