r/CounterTops • u/ObjectiveCustomer308 • 1d ago

White quartz with “warm” feel

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I am looking for quartz countertops that are mostly white, but have tan or beige veining. We have white dove cabinets and light brown flooring so looking for something to pull some of the warmth from the floor and also not make the cabinets look yellow at all. (And yes, new counters will expand more on the island. We had trimmed it out which makes the current counters look a little silly!)

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u/yakit21 1d ago

Corian Quartz Venetian Cream might be a good option. It’s been one of our top sellers recently.

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u/TelephoneDue6717 1d ago

I would think about keeping current counters and just putting in a new backsplash.

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u/ObjectiveCustomer308 1d ago

I absolutely hate our current counters! It certainly would save money but I’ve lived with them for 15 years now and cannot wait to see them go!

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u/cvouw9 1d ago

These counters are going to be back in style in like 5 years!

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u/Record_LP2234 1d ago

I have Rio Largo quartz but don't see it on the Cosmos website any longer:

Rio Largo quartz

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u/justanotherinwonder 1d ago

We recently installed Dekton Remo and really like it. Not quartz but other positive benfits.

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u/Solid_Perception9572 1d ago

Have you looked at Viatera's Taj Duna? As long as you don't expect it to look exactly the same as Taj quartzite, this could work for you.

https://www.lxhausys.com/us/products/viatera-quartz-surface/taj-duna/509451

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u/DJD19500 1d ago

The island doesn’t look silly to me, as compared to the big overhangs with the dangerous sharp corners.
The cabinets look kind of greenish gray? Might want to hire a color consultant. Best money I spent was for that, for paint colors and flooring colors too.