Popular Finishes

High-Sheen Surface

Description: Polished quartz has a glossy, shiny surface and is the most popular finish for quartz countertops.

Look: Enhances the quartz’s color and pattern, giving it a vivid, streamlined appearance.

Maintenance: Since its smooth surface repels spills and stains, it is simple to clean and maintain.

Ideal For: Stylish, high-gloss patterns that are modern and contemporary in nature.
Fine-tuned End

The smooth, non-reflective surface of honed quartz is also referred to as matte finish.

Look: Compared to polished finishes, it has a more natural appearance that is subtle and gentle.

Maintenance: It may be more susceptible to smudges and fingerprints, therefore regular cleaning is needed to keep it looking nice.

Ideal For: Designs that lean toward the traditional, rustic, or transitional styles that favor a less glossy finish.

Finished in Satin

A semi-matte finish that’s in between honed and polished.
Look: Adds a touch of luster to the countertop without being unduly reflecting.

Maintenance: Combining the greatest qualities of polished and honed finishes, it is simple to clean.

Ideal For: Providing a well-balanced appearance and being adaptable to many design styles.
Concrete Coating

Description: Provides a surface that is somewhat textured and rough to mimic the appearance of real concrete.

Appearance: Gives the room a raw, organic vibe while including an industrial or futuristic edge.

Maintenance: Because of its texture, it can be a little harder to clean, but it has a distinctive look.

Ideal For: Ruggedly styled urban, industrial, or modern projects.

Popular Textures

Texture of Leather

A textured finish that gives the surface a smooth, leather-like feel.

beauty: Enhances the stone’s natural beauty with a subtle shine and slightly rough appearance.

Maintenance: Effectively hides smudges and fingerprints, however textured parts may need more work to clean.

Ideal For: Designs that benefit from a warm, tactile surface, such as traditional, rustic, and transitional styles.

Lightly Textured

Description: This texture, sometimes referred to as an antique or flamed finish, gives the surface a brushed, slightly abrasive look.

Look: Gives the countertop additional depth and dimension, giving it a more worn-in, rustic appearance.

Maintenance: Textured surfaces can be more difficult to clean, but they are also more resistant to wear and scratches.

Ideal For: Classical, farmhouse, or rustic styles that value a more worn appearance.

Quartz with Texture

Quartz can have a variety of textures applied to it to provide distinctive and personalized surfaces.

Appearance: Can vary from more prominent patterns that make a dramatic statement to subtle textures that provide a hint of complexity.

Maintenance: The level of care varies depending on the texture; sharper textures call for greater care.

Ideal For: Personalized layouts and areas where a distinctive surface is required.