Whether you choose a conventional or modern design, white kitchens seem airy, bright, and chic. And regardless of how much white is used in the rest of the room, one of the most common methods to accomplish this appearance is with a white kitchen top.

White marble has historically been a popular choice for kitchen countertops. White marble has the propensity to discolour and reveal etch marks. Thus this presents a concern. White granite yields comparable outcomes as well. The best alternative is to utilise white quartz countertops to mimic the style and appearance of a modular kitchen.

THE VARIOUS STYLES OF QUARTZ

You can choose from a wide variety of white marble and granite, each with a unique personality. Whites with gold veins like Calacatta and stark whites like Thassos fall under this category.

For the latest kitchen, a true, bright white like Cristo Stone’s Royale Blanc can offer your home a tidy, minimalist look. This pure white quartz has a very smooth surface appearance, so there won’t be any veining or secondary colour to detract from your design whether you mix it with white cabinets or one of the modern, bold-coloured cabinets.

A quartz counter like Chantilly would enhance more transitional kitchens that fall between modern and traditional. This stone has a deep grey vein running across its dazzling white background. The kitchen now has a more modern appearance that reflects your personal style. For a contemporary appearance that will be popular, combine it with a painted grey cabinet or with “greige” flooring and a plain white backsplash.

Many designs, colours, and vein patterns are available for white quartz kitchen countertop. The materials from Cristo Stone are all long-lasting, low-maintenance, and considerably more straightforward to maintain over time than either marble or granite, regardless of the hue you choose for your kitchen.

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