In the world of design, the word “quartz” solely refers to man-made material. Natural quartz is ground up into powder and mixed with resins, polymers, and pigments that color the stone. Sometimes glass or metallic flakes are added and the design is printed onto the solid product. It is more resistant to damage than natural stone, with the exception of its sensitivity to heat and UV rays. Being very low-maintenance and antibacterial, quartz is safe for homes, educational buildings, medical practices, and scientific facilities.
Our quality quartz selection includes a wide variety of colors and patterns to fit any interior design style. Choose from three unique quartz brands for a beautiful, durable, low-maintenance surface solution.
Live in Style
Alleanza Quartz crafts refined elements into beautiful surfaces, empowering homeowners to build the spaces they want to live in. They offer one of the largest pencil and wide vein collections, and a wide variety of classic honed and soft white designs – all with the confidence of a lifetime warranty.
Transforming Spaces that Transform People
Silestone is a cutting-edge hybrid surface of minerals and recycled materials, such as glass. Their quartz is manufactured with the exclusive and innovative HybriQ+ technology, featuring a process that uses 99% recycled water and 100% renewable electric energy.
Inspired by Nature
Vadara travels to the ends of the earth to find inspiration, capturing untamed scenes of natural wonder, so you can realize every vision. They capture the stillness, flow, and endless wonder of nature’s most captivating corners and sets them into each handcrafted piece.
Not sure if quartz is right for you? View our Material Reference Guide to learn how quartz compares to other available surface materials.
Ready to select a quartz design? Browse our Live Inventory for up-to-date stock levels and locations, available slab sizes, high-resolution DotSlab photos, and more.
Not sure if quartz is right for you? View our Material Reference Guide to learn how quartz compares to other available surface materials.
Ready to select a quartz design? Browse our Live Inventory for up-to-date stock levels and locations, available slab sizes, high-resolution DotSlab photos, and more.
Not sure if quartz is right for you? View our Surfaces Reference Guide to learn how quartz compares to other available surface materials.
Ready to select a quartz design? Browse our Live Inventory for up-to-date stock levels and locations, available slab sizes, high-resolution DotSlab photos, and more.
