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Modern kitchen with walnut tall cabinets and a white quartz island under brass pendants

Quartz countertops

Engineered for real life. Sealed for good.

Hardness
Very hard, engineered surface
Heat
Good, but always use a trivet
Sealing
Never needed, quartz is non-porous
Price band
$$–$$$
Best rooms
Kitchens, baths, laundry, commercial

What quartz is

Quartz is engineered stone: natural quartz crystals bound with resin and pigment. The result behaves like stone but arrives with none of the porosity. The pattern you see on the sample is the pattern you get across the whole run, which makes matching multiple pieces predictable.

Why homeowners choose it

  • Non-porous, so it never needs sealing and resists staining.
  • Consistent color and pattern from slab to slab, so a large kitchen is easy to plan around.
  • An enormous color range, from quiet whites to dramatic book-matched veining.
  • We are a Cambria Premier Partner, with access to the full Cambria palette.

Care & maintenance

Warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth handle daily cleanup. Avoid harsh alkaline or abrasive cleaners, and always set hot cookware on a trivet, because resin does not love direct heat.

More in our care and maintenance FAQs.

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Quartz in real Chicagoland homes

Bright white kitchen with an oversized quartz island, white-oak base and brass counter stools beside a professional rangeKitchen with a dramatically veined marble island and full-height backsplash beneath ribbed glass pendantsBoldly veined black-and-white quartz counters and full-height backsplash beneath a matte black range hoodCalacatta-veined stone island over light-oak drawer cabinets beneath seeded-glass pendantsLong white marbled quartzite island with seating beneath three crystal pendantsTaj Mahal quartzite island on a black base beneath brass cone pendants

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