Calacatta Classique White Quartz Kitchen Countertops For Commercial Residential Projects

Calacatta Classique Quartz Countertops are a classic modern finish to any kitchen and bathroom space with a timeless essence. Bring both modern and elegant together in one look with Calacatta Classique White Quartz. This stone can accompany both subtle or bold colors and maintain its own personality. Calacatta quartz countertops are beautiful, unique pieces of stone that will add a magnificent look to a kitchen, bathroom, or any bar imaginable.

The Calacatta Classique Quartz Countertops have a brilliant, pure white backdrop with subtle but eye-catching gray veining. This MQ Stone's Calacatta Classique White Quartz Countertop is available in 2 cm and 3 cm slabs with a polished finish. This provides it with a low-maintenance quality as well as a luxury and high-end appearance. Fortunately, the style is ageless because the material is long-lasting.

This stunning Calacatta Classique Quartz Kitchen Worktop is ideal for creating show-stopping white quartz countertops and waterfall islands in kitchens, backsplashes, baths, and floors in both home and commercial settings. Get the look of sumptuous marble with this durable and maintenance-free quartz.

 If you’re looking to arrest the senses of your home guests, you can’t go wrong with the exquisite Calacatta Classique Quartz. The striking veining accentuates the classy white perhaps to break the monotony. Great for countertops, backsplashes, and islands in your kitchen, Calacatta Classique Quartz gives your shower room a luxurious appeal.

Do white quartz countertops fade over time?


Your white quartz countertops will not discolor if you use only mild dishwashing soap and water for daily cleaning. This is only possible if you use the wrong cleaning products to care for them, such as harsh detergents, oil soaps, bleach-containing cleaners, and paint thinners. They can not only yellow but also stain your white quartz.



Is white quartz pricey?


While white quartz offers a stylish aesthetic in any kitchen and has the look and benefits of a luxury, premium product, the costs are not prohibitively expensive. Quartz is about 20% to 40% more expensive than granite but still less expensive than marble.