01Taj Mahal
Brazil
Warm cream-white with soft golden veining. Elegant and easy to combine.
Natural stone
The beauty of marble with the strength of granite.
Quartzite forms when sandstone is transformed under high pressure and heat, fusing quartz grains into an extremely dense and hard stone. The result is a material with veining and depth reminiscent of marble, but with considerably higher durability.
Quartzite withstands heat, scratches and wear very well, which makes it a first choice for kitchens that are used hard. Note that genuine quartzite is natural stone and should not be confused with composite (“quartz”).
Suggested varieties
01Brazil
Warm cream-white with soft golden veining. Elegant and easy to combine.
02Brazil
Light grey-white with calm, marble-like veining.
03Liguria, Italy
White to pale green stone with dramatic, flowing dark green veins in folded patterns. The name comes from the Italian cipolla — onion — after the onion-like layers in the veining.
04Brazil
Soft pastel tones in white, light grey and pale blue-green, with parallel bands running through the slab.
05Brazil
White-grey with striking darker veins, often chosen as a durable alternative to Carrara.
06Brazil
Semi-transparent, crystalline quartzite that can be backlit.
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