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Top 10 Quartz Worktops for Modern Kitchens

Why choose quartz?

Quartz is the go-to for modern kitchens: durable, beautiful and low maintenance. As an engineered material it's non-porous, so it resists stains, scratches and bacteria, and it comes in a huge range of colours and patterns.

1. Silestone Eternal Calacatta Gold

Luxurious white quartz with gold and grey veining. Best for: elegant, modern interiors. Features: scratch and stain resistant, with antibacterial protection.

2. Caesarstone Pure White

Sleek and minimal with a clean, contemporary look. Best for: Scandinavian and ultra-modern kitchens. Features: highly durable and easy to clean.

3. Cambria Brittanicca

Inspired by natural marble, with dramatic veining. Best for: statement islands. Features: non-porous and low maintenance.

4. Compac Unique Statuario

Marble-effect quartz for luxurious designs. Best for: contemporary and classic spaces. Features: highly durable, water and stain resistant.

5. Unistone Carrara Misterio

Classic white with subtle grey veins. Best for: timeless kitchens. Features: heat and impact resistant.

6. Silestone Miami Vena

Simple and sophisticated with light veining. Best for: neutral, modern kitchens. Features: high scratch resistance, easy care.

7. Caesarstone Rugged Concrete

Industrial quartz that mimics raw concrete. Best for: loft-style and industrial kitchens. Features: extremely durable and heat resistant.

8. Cambria Blackwood

Deep black with shimmering accents. Best for: dark, dramatic kitchens. Features: non-porous and stain resistant.

9. Compac Ice Zement

Modern grey that works with many styles. Best for: contemporary and minimalist designs. Features: low maintenance and heat resistant.

10. Unistone Bianco Cristal

Subtle, sophisticated white with a speckled design. Best for: bright, versatile kitchens. Features: scratch resistant and long-lasting.

How to choose the right quartz worktop

  1. Think about your kitchen style – minimalist, industrial or classic.
  2. Consider maintenance – lighter colours show stains more readily; darker shades can show dust and fingerprints.
  3. Match the worktop to your cabinets and flooring.
  4. Set a budget – premium quartz costs more.
  5. Choose a reputable supplier for quality and durability.

Where to buy quartz worktops

Read our guide to choosing a quartz worktop supplier, or talk to us – we template, make and fit everything ourselves in Sheffield.

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