Quartzite Emerald Malbec Kitchen Refresh in Brownsburg, IN
Project Backstory
This kitchen refresh in Brownsburg, IN featured the installation of Quartzite Emerald Malbec countertops in a 3cm thickness, selected to bring both style and durability to the space. The goal of the project was to create an updated kitchen that felt elevated, cohesive, and built for everyday use. With its bold natural character and lasting strength, Quartzite Emerald Malbec gave the kitchen a refined new look while adding the performance homeowners want in a hardworking surface.
The scope of work included installing the new quartzite countertops along with a coordinating backsplash tile, creating a complete and polished finish throughout the kitchen. Together, these updates transformed the space into a more modern and visually connected environment. The final result is a beautiful kitchen upgrade that combines strong material performance with a high-end, updated design.
Material used: Quartzite
Location: Brownsburg, IN
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our quartzite countertops here.
Yes! Quartzite is one of the hardest natural stones available, ranking a 7–8 on the Mohs hardness scale. This makes it highly resistant to scratches from everyday use and tough enough to handle heavy traffic in the kitchen. It’s also heat resistant, so hot pots and pans won’t easily damage the surface, though using trivets is always recommended for long-term care.
Quartzite is a natural stone, which means it is porous. To help prevent staining and make cleaning easier, sealing is recommended before installation and resealing periodically thereafter. Your fabricator will guide you on the best sealing routine for your specific stone and usage level.
Quartzite is a natural stone formed under intense heat and pressure, giving it unique veining and a glassy, elegant look. Unlike quartz (an engineered surface), quartzite comes directly from the earth, so no two slabs are alike. Compared to granite, quartzite is often harder and more resistant to scratches, while offering softer, more marble-like patterns.
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