Natural stone is found in all sorts of wonderful colors and patterns. This range of choice is even more extensive when it comes to man-made quartz because it can be engineered in a wide variety of colors and patterns while still imitating the look of natural stone. With so many options to choose between, you might need some help getting started. So, here are some popular quartz color schemes and the styles they go well with.

Whites

If you’re looking for a neutral tone for your kitchen countertops, then there are lots of white quartz styles to choose from. A neutral color is easy to match to a wide range of kitchen color schemes and styles, so you don’t have to worry too much about finding the perfect match.

Classic, solid white countertops can be very striking, especially when paired with dark brown or black cupboards and décor. If you’re looking for a bit more detail and character to your stone, then white marbled quartz is a good choice as is taupe, which features flecks of grey and black detail.

Blacks

A solid black countertop is another striking choice. It is simple yet effective at creating an attractive focal point of the room. Black quartz countertops are best paired with lighter décor so that the overall tone of the room is not too overwhelming. Sleek, black countertops create a great, modern look for your kitchen.

Reds

If you’re looking for something a little more ‘out there’, then red quartz countertops such as this cherry example can work wonderfully. It can be paired with a variety of different color schemes, providing either a sleek modern look or a retro flair depending on the surrounding décor.

Greens

Cool green countertops can add a nice touch, particularly to traditional or cottage-style kitchens. We’re not talking bright, neon greens here, but something a little subtler. Take a look at this mint quartz countertop for an idea of how it could look.

Combinations

Blending two or more colors into your man-made quartz countertop is another option, such as this black and white one. You can choose the colors to complement each other well and create an intriguing pattern, with the two colors swirling together, for example.

The best thing to do when choosing the color and pattern for your quartz countertops is see it in person. You can visit our showroom in Kernersville, NC to see samples of quartz countertops for yourself. Or, get in touch if you have more questions on choosing or buying man-made quartz countertops.