Composed of 93% stone and 7% resin, quartz is the material most used in kitchens today. Quartz is very hard and smooth and non-porous. It is offered in a multitude of choices of colors and finishes that harmonize perfectly with all styles of cabinets. Whether you opt for a white quartz countertop, a black quartz countertop or even a beige one, our kitchen designers will accompany you in your choice for a harmonious layout.

Quartz guarantees a sustainable kitchen. The advantage of quartz for the kitchen is that of offering a very fine-grained surface with greater uniformity. Quartz has a polished (gloss) or suede (matte) finish and requires no sealer to make our countertops. Its good resistance and low maintenance requirements are also comparative advantages. The work surface is resistant to scratches, shocks and stains (lemon, acids, etc.) thanks to its very low porosity. The quartz-based composite is therefore ideal for preparing food in the kitchen.

Quartz surfaces are ideal for different types of custom furniture, including: kitchen counters, bathroom vanities and counters, bar counters, and other types of custom furniture. Quartz, on the other hand, is not suitable for heat and outdoor use.

Nevertheless, the heat resistance of quartz is moderate. Excessive heat can stain or crack the quartz work surface. Avoid placing a still hot pan directly on the work surface.