Marcello Toncelli invented quartz in the 1960s with a motto to find a full-proof solution to the scratching, staining, etching, and mildew attacks homeowners faced with their natural stone countertops. This dense, non-porous material quickly made its way into kitchens and living rooms of modern homes. Its durability and low-maintenance appeal gained the trust of homeowners.
But, what about the looks? Creating a material that can aesthetically appeal to modern homeowners was challenging initially. Quartz designs are primarily inspired by premium natural stones, especially marble. But thick and robotic veins in first-grade quartz are no longer relevant. The brand new, innovative 3D quartz becomes the next big thing in the industry. Hyper-realistic visuals offer the desired natural stone-like appeal, making it suitable for modern designs. Let us guide you through our exclusive collection of industry-leading 3D quartz colors. Before that, let us first clarify for you…
What is 3D Quartz? Why Should You Go for It?
3D quartz features three-dimensional patterns that appear more layered and organic, similar to natural surfaces. The key advantage of these new stones is their through-body design, meaning the pattern on the surface follows through the back of the stone. Designs are printed on flat surfaces of other general quartz, requiring fabricators to perform miter cuts to create a seamless pattern flow along the edges of countertops. Miter cuts increase the overall installation cost.
In contrast, these new-edge three-dimensional quartz surfaces, with a 3 cm thickness, maintain pattern continuity across the width, creating a homogenous appearance and eliminating the need for additional adjustments. Moreover, their Jumbo and Super Jumbo sizes make them ideal for large-scale applications. What more could you ask for?
Let’s jump into the colors without further delay.
Calacatta Michelangelo 3D Super Jumbo
Calacatta Michelangelo 3D Super Jumbo quartz is your marble dream come true. It looks dangerously similar to the original Michelangelo marble. In a classic Calacatta style, this engineered stone features a warm white surface elevated by bold taupe, grey, and golden bronze highlights that lend an antique charm to its appearance. This gorgeous through-body quartz can add depth and character to your kitchen and bathroom when incorporated into countertops and vanities. Brass accessories can accentuate the stone’s beauty. Super jumbo (138 x 79) size allows for flawless, cohesive designs in large scale applications.
Breccia Violetta 3D Jumbo
This 3D quartz is the true reflection of the Italian Breccia Rosa. “Breccia” alludes to the roundish bubble-like patterns, which is found only in the 3% of all stone types. Breccia Violetta dons brecciated patterns in deep blue, grey, burgundy, and golden colors. The veins look vivid and organic against its warm white canvas. In certain areas, these hues blend to create purple overtones. Breccia Violetta comes in jumbo size (126 x 63) and leather finish. The artistic contrast of light and dark hues appears more vivid on the leathered surface, adding a dimension to any interior setting.
Calacatta Ruggetta 3D Jumbo
This 3D Jumbo quartz imbues with the classic charm of Italian marble. Subtle grey and taupe veins sweep across its cool white canvas. Occasional golden highlights add visual interest to the muted palette that work well in cozy, minimalist kitchens and bathrooms. The glossy polished surface reflects natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. Besides its marbelous beauty, Calacatta Ruggetta is impervious to external impacts like staining, scratching, and mildew growth. This is why most homeowners prefers to future-proof their kitchens and bathrooms with these non-porous quartz surfaces.
Explore Ultra Stones’ exclusive line of quartz slabs in our real-time inventory or visit our curated showrooms for a personalized experience. Whether a larger-than-life aesthetic or a small and cozy space, quartz surfaces can fit into any setting, bringing new design perspectives.
