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Apr 30 2024

Quartz Couture: Bold Color Palettes and Statement-Making Surfaces

quartz natural stone types

Quartz countertops are popular in kitchens, bathrooms, and other home applications all over the world. There are many excellent reasons to choose quartz countertops.

They’re extremely tough and durable and are resistant to scratching, heat, and other types of damage. And despite being one of the toughest options for countertops out there, they’re extremely lightweight compared to natural stone countertops.

The secret is in quartz’s composition. Unlike granite countertops or marble countertops, quartz countertops are made of engineered stone. They’re made of about 90% powdered quartz and 10% resins, polymers, and pigments.

artistic quartz inlays

It’s this construction that makes quartz weigh less and maintain untold strength. It also means that quartz doesn’t need sealing to keep out water and avoid damage, and that quartz countertops can stand up to all kinds of chemicals and cleaners.

But did you know that quartz is also available in more colors than any natural stone countertop? Manufacturers can add many different pigments in many different patterns to create gorgeous recreations of natural patterns or fantastic swirls and swoops that look like nothing in nature.

There are bold color palettes to suit every aesthetic, and at Olympia Stone, we’re proud to provide homeowners and builders alike access to some of the most beautiful quartz on the market. Let’s take a look at some of these impressive patterns!

Et Dor

Et Dor

This beautiful quartz pattern mimics marble, but with rich gold veining that stands out against the creamy white surface.

Posidonia Green

Posidonia Green

This beautiful soft sage green quartz countertop gives the impression of seaglass with its delicate color and polished finish.

Stellar Night

Stellar Night

Deep, rich black is dotted with tiny shimmering flecks that mimic the twinkling of stars in the night sky. This quartz is perfect for a sophisticated, sleek installation.

Arabetto

Arabetto

Dynamic veins of jade and copper twist and weave throughout the warm white surface of this quartz pattern. Gray stripes and speckles