The Beauty of Natural Looking Quartz in Interiors

Beauty of Natural Looking Quartz in Interiors

Since its inception in the 1960s, quartz has gained massive popularity as a surfacing material thanks to its incredible durability and pristine looks. In 2005, this stone hit the design industry in the United States after making its rounds in the European market, only to become a favorite of homeowners.

Primarily, quartz was engineered to replace natural stones in kitchens, as homeowners were grappling with mildew growth, stubborn stains, and acid etches on natural stone countertops. The idea was to create something that recreated the appearance of marble, granite, or soapstone with unyielding resistance to external impacts. The patterns were handmade in the beginning. Later, with the help of advanced technologies, manufacturers developed the robotic veining method to ensure there were few to no anomalies in the pattern.

Now, the first-grade quartz varieties like Calacatta Luxe and Statuario Ultra, featuring bold, sharp, and robotic veins, no longer interest modern homeowners. They prefer quartz that looks as real as natural surfaces. Our clients are also more interested in designs that feel raw, nuanced, and relevant. This is why manufacturers are finding ways to reduce the aesthetic friction between quartz and natural surfaces as much as possible. With the same intention, we have updated our inventory with natural-looking quartz colors that give the same organic feel you experience with natural surfaces. 

Calacatta Alpi

Calacatta Alpi Quartz

Starting with Calacatta Alpi quartz, it looks as real as the Italian Calacatta variety. A pristine white background whispers with classic taupe veins. This quartz is a desirable choice for designing a bright and serene space. Its veins do not appear harsh; with soft edges and a premium finish, they flow naturally like marble veins. Their feathery presence lends a soft and calming aura to our Calacatta Alpi. Its neutral palette works well in both maximalist and minimalist settings. Designers prefer this quartz for kitchen countertops, bathroom surfaces, living room floors, and wall cladding to instantly brighten the ambiance.

Namibian Delight

Namibian Delight Quartz

If you are on the hunt for a perfect stone to match your minimalist decor style, Namibian Delight is the best fit. Its pearl grey background flaunts subtle white highlights that gently blanket the surface like a warm hug. The delicious blend of soft grey-white tones appears pleasantly bright to the eyes. This delicate cool palette and minimal variations add depth to simple layouts. The best part is that it is equipped with the incredible strength of natural stones like quartzite, making it an appropriate surface for high-traffic areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, and living rooms.

Calacatta Vagli

Calacatta Vagli quartz

Calacatta Vagli quartz takes after the famous Italian marble sourced from the lush-green Apuan Alps. The striking resemblance between this quartz and its marble counterpart blurs all lines that differentiate one from the other. With a warm white canvas and soft golden-taupe brecciated patterns, Calacatta Vagli quartz – elegant and timeless – carries the classic charm of marble. Quartz surfaces are prized for their consistent appearance, with a uniform distribution of colors and patterns that is rare in natural stones. Since each slab of Calacatta Vagli quartz looks the same, it becomes easier to imagine the overall aesthetic of a space before installation. Wrap your interior spaces with the infinite allure of this pristine white and golden quartz.

Arabesque

Arabesque Quartz

Arabesque quartz represents Arabescato marble that is known for its exceptional patterns. A signature white and grey quartz, Arabesque marble brings a breath of simplicity and sophistication to the design. Its brilliant white background flaunts thin grey veins that weave into wonderful arabesque patterns, which suggests visual movement across walls and floors. Homeowners use this quartz for countertops, accent walls, and shower walls to make a bold impression.

Baccara Rose

Baccara Rose Quartz

Baccara Rose, named after the magical black rose, is imbued with the true essence of natural stones. Its soft off-white background is inked with intricate patterns that resemble delicate rose petals. Warm white veins layered with golden tints look as graceful as the frills and laces of a bridal dress. The natural vein flow and softened finishes breathe soul into the stone. Apart from its elegant appearance, Baccara Rose is extremely resistant to water and moisture, rendering it ideal for water-prone areas.

Thanks to continuous technological innovation, quartz surfaces are becoming more refined with high-end finishing and superior durability. They look more organic as the aesthetic differences between quartz and natural stones have become almost indistinguishable. On top of that, quartz surfaces have a uniform appearance, allowing for a wholesome and homogenous design aesthetic.

If you are looking for natural-looking quartz slabs near Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Maine, and Delaware, our exclusive collection of Ultra Quartz colors has the perfect stone for you.

Natural-looking quartz is known for its organic and aesthetic appearance, making it a perfect alternative to natural stones. Explore Ultra Stones’ unique quartz colors in this blog.

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