THE 10 MOST POPULAR QUARTZ COUNTERTOP COLORS

THE 10 MOST POPULAR QUARTZ COUNTERTOP COLORS

Most of the modern household wives spend their time in the Kitchen and the main attraction that resembles, is the countertops. You will do breakfast, lunch, dinner or maybe a late night snack on top of it.

We understand that it’s not only a place to prepare delicious meals for your family. It’s where you can create memories, try new recipes and talk about your daily life with the people you care about the most.

Because we know this is an important space for you and your family. We’ve compiled a list of our top 10 quartz colors available for you. Any of the options below will look great.

CALACATTA ARNO

The first on our list is a very popular stone that will turn your traditional kitchen into a modern and stylish kitchen.

This option stands out due to its thin gray veins and it goes great with gold or brass hardware. This stone will give your kitchen or bathroom countertops a sophisticated and elegant appearance.

CALACATTA LAZA

This particular stone is eye catching because of its pronounced veins they have a soft brown color and its delicate movement around the slab. This material will make your countertops stand out from the crowd.

CALACATTA VALENTIN

Don’t look only for a creamy white make your countertops have more style by adding some shades of grey and blending well with dark tones. It eye catching look will sure give your kitchen the twisted you’re looking for.

GRAY LAGOON

Gray Lagoon Quartz is a mix of cool grays and warm white that create a sleek and sophisticated look. This beautiful quartz is an ideal choice for busy kitchens and goes well with outdoor spaces.

MIDNIGHT CORVO

When you think of Midnight Corvo, the first thing that comes to your mind is the night sky and among it, stars. This fabulous stone will resemble the night sky in your countertops and the cool white veins will be the stars. It will go great with light-color cabinets, so if you are thinking of choosing this stone, you will have the night impregnated in your kitchen.

SOAPSTONE MIST CONCRETE

You are looking for a more sophisticated look with a pitch dark tone, perhaps this might be your ideal choice. It contains long and delicate white veins with a grey background that fits outdoor and indoor spaces. Soapstone Mist offers one of a kind look.

CARRARA LUMOS

Are you not a fan of thick or thin veins? No problem we have just the stone for you and with an affordable price point. Carrara Lumos will light up the room and give your kitchen a luxurious taste. This stone stands out from other options because it has small gray veins, is liked a pattern that follows throughout all the stone.

CALACATTA MIRRAGIO

This quartz option creates undeniably gorgeous kitchen countertops, waterfall islands, backsplashes, shower surrounds, or accent walls that will be the focal point of your kitchen or bathroom. This truly provides a modern look and makes a striking statement.

CALACATTA SIERRA

Are you looking for a more dramatic style, undisguised beauty and breathtaking? this stone is for you. It contains thick and thin veins that are marked throughout the slab blending in with the rest of your kitchen. This quartz is durable, easy to clean, and maintenance-free.

CALACATTA LEON

Many rumors say that this particular stone looks more beautiful in person than just seeing it by photo, several of our clients go to the supplier to appreciate this stone in greater depth and are amazed by its veins that pierce the stone with great magnitude.

If you are thinking of choosing this stone, you’ll not be disappointed.

The History of Quartz Countertops

The History of Quartz Countertops

The Earth is full of many different minerals including quartz, which is the second most common and hardest mineral. Manufacturers saw its potential for a surface material more than 50 years ago.

The inventor, Marcello Toncelli developed an engineering process to create quartz slabs combining raw quartz crystals and polymer resins in 1963. Manufacturing quartz could be controlled to produce a variety of products, from fine to course grained, with varying color depending upon the pigments added during the process and varying sparkle. This was absolutely innovative and at the time practically unexplored, so the usage of quartz countertops quickly became popular in Italy and have been featured in European kitchens for many years. In the ‘90s, American consumers realized the significant benefits of quartz countertops, so the quartz boom started and continues to this day.

As a manmade material, quartz countertops have different benefits:

  • Consistent, uniform appearance.
  • Wide variety of colors.
  • Exceptionally hard and durable.
  • Very low porosity which limits bacterial growth.
  • Heat resistant.
  • No need for re-sealing.
  • Low maintenance.

It’s proven that quartz has a fascinating history and will be a good option for your project. Are you ready to take your countertops to the next level?

The History of Granite Countertops

The History of Granite Countertops

Granite has been used for thousands of years since the construction of the Egyptian pyramids to the Roman empire, people have treasured granite from its main characteristics like its beauty, hardness and durability.
Nowadays, the extraction process of granite has improved due to technology, thanks to this, production is going on a larger scale and labor cost is lowered giving the benefit to average consumer to afford granite.
Granite is quiet old as the earth; it is the most common plutonic rock of the Earth’s crust, forming by the cooling of magma to form a substance approaching the hardness and durability of diamond.
What is Granite Used for?
Granite is a material that has stand out from the crowd and has become an essential material in different homes around the world. Most of the customer are deciding to purchase it for their own space with the purpose of giving them a luxurious and unique look.
They give your kitchen, bathroom or outdoor areas a sophisticated look and make it outstand from other homes.
Granite and Its Benefits:
• Granite is the hardest stone found in nature next to the diamond.
• Granite will not deteriorate or burn when exposed to hot pots.
• Granite is not susceptible to mold or mildew due to its low porosity.

OUTDOOR COUNTERTOPS

OUTDOOR COUNTERTOPS

Are you planning to do a lot of cooking and entertaining outdoors? Outdoor kitchens are a great option, and choosing a countertop material for it, is an important decision since it will be constantly exposed to different weather conditions.
An outdoor countertop needs to be durable, resistant, easy to clean and beautiful, so the material options won’t be the same as for indoor ones. The best choices are:

  • Natural Stones such us granite or quartzite are recommendable. You can select a unique stone that will stand on its own. Additionally, they offer you long-term durability and color-resistance. Sealing your stone may seem unnecessary but an extra layer for durability is highly recommended.
  • Concrete is very durable. Many designs are natural and minimalist, but you can also customize your countertops by setting tiles or stones into the concrete or using a colored stain. (It is important that you have a professional install the concrete countertops because, improper installation will make them crack over time.
  • Tile is generally a less expensive option than a whole slab of stone, and there is a wide variety of options to choose from. Talk to your contractor to discuss the proper maintenance as this largely depends on the type of climate you live in.
    Finally, avoid manufactured countertop materials such as Quartz and Corian because they are not designed to resist fading when exposed to UV rays. Keep these requirements in mind when selecting your outdoor countertop materials.
CARE & MAINTENANCE OF GRANITE COUNTERTOPS

CARE & MAINTENANCE OF GRANITE COUNTERTOPS

Nowadays, granite is a popular choice for your countertops. Caring for granite is different from caring for other countertop material because it is a natural stone. In order to keep it in good condition, we recommend you:

Blot up spills immediately

Accidents happen! Acidic fluids like wine, sauces, sodas and juices can stain the surface of your countertops, so it’s important to clean up the spill as soon as it happens.

Clean surfaces using a sponge or soft cloth

These materials are easy and gentle on the granite. They will help you to prevent scratches away the sealant.

Protect the surface from hot utensils

Granite is known for its admirable resistance to heat. It’s best to use a trivet or hot pad beneath a pot to avoid a thermal shock or some scratches.

Sealing

It’s a regular maintenance task for granite that cannot be ignored. It should be every 6-12 months.

Avoid cleaning products

Most of the household cleaners have acidic ingredients which tend to corrode and destroy the sealant on your countertops. Instead, you should try with cleaners created for granite.

COUNTERTOP AND SEAMS

COUNTERTOP AND SEAMS

Seams are to create a larger countertop piece. Most kitchens do require at least one seam in their countertops. They are formed when two separate stones are molded together.
Many clients want to know what they should expect in terms of the quality and visibility of the seam

COLORS AND VEINING PATTERNS

Your choice of colors and patterns will dictate how visible the seams will be. Light colors with fewer patterns create more contrast between the stone and the seam, which makes it more visible. That is why it is best to select darker colors with more patterns when seams are inevitable.

LOCATION OF THE SEAM

When seams are formed on the stone, manufacturers use very durable materials to ensure that the bond is strong. However, at Granite Impression our experts will propose the seams to make your countertop look the best.

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