Taj Mahal: Most Imaginative Quartzite Countertops

Taj Mahal: Most Imaginative Quartzite Countertops


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Taj Mahal is a quartzite material with a creamy, grey, and white color scheme that may be customized to fit almost any style. One of the reasons Taj Mahal quartzite countertops are so popular is because it closely resembles marble in appearance while having the hardness and durability of granite. The slabs contain broad color waves and swirls, a fascinating streak-like veining, and subtle white, amber, and gold patterns that exhibit a sense of intriguing movement without overwhelming the vision. Like any other naturally quarried stone this one also comes in a range of shades with quite a number of color variations possible. Overall, the hue of kitchen worktops made by this stone is light, and it looks great in both warm and neutral kitchens.

This natural stone gets its name from India's historical landmark, the Taj Mahal because its colours are similar to that of the monument's majestic beauty. However, many people mistake this natural stone for granite, which creates confusion. It is to be noted that, despite its name being the Taj Mahal, the stone is not quarried in India. Instead, like many quartzite stones, this slab also hails from Brazil.

About Quartzite

Quartzite countertops are a natural stone that is gaining popularity in the creative industry due to its marble-like beauty, granite-like sturdiness, and the vast choice of application alternatives. Quartzite is a metamorphic rock that develops naturally from sandstone and modifies over time under extreme heat and pressure. It's a naturally robust, heat-resistant stone that mimics marble but is more durable and resistant to scratches and other deterioration. It is found in quarries all throughout the world, but Brazil produces the more stunning and exotic designs.

Quartzite has a hardness rating of 7 to 8 on the Mohs scale, which is equivalent to granite. It is scratch-resistant and acid-resistant, hence it will not etch when subjected to acids from citrus fruits and vinegar. Quartzite is suitable for work-tops, fireplace surrounds, breakfast bars, and practically any other use where granite would be appropriate. For households, this stone is becoming increasingly popular as a countertop material.

ADAMANTIUM QUARTZITE

ADAMANTIUM QUARTZITE

£428.75

Adamantium Quartzite is a grey stone slab that features a busy pattern. The veins are spread through the slab’s surface. It is a dream come true for kitchens, baths, entryways, laundry and mudrooms, as well as a variety of other… read more

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AZUL AVA QUARTZITE

AZUL AVA QUARTZITE

£435.50

Azul Ava Quartzite is a stunning multicolour slab. It has an overall grey base that features luminous golden, white and black shades. The slab looks like a lavish silk fabric and is a perfect example of nature’s miracles. This surface… read more

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AZUL PALOMINO EXOTIC QUARTZITE

AZUL PALOMINO EXOTIC QUARTZITE

£570.50

Azul Palomino Exotic Quartzite is a lovely quartzite with contrasting colours of earthy amber and ocean blue-grey that combine to provide intriguing movement. The most interesting patterns appear when bookmatched or quarter matched to suit daring, exotic designs or to… read more

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Vintage Touch Quartzite that looks like Marble:

For your cabinets, go with beige, cream or off-white colors if you want to create a clean, simple look, much like an all-white kitchen, but the atmosphere here will be more of a softer kind. 

Get your look complete with intricately designed furniture that exhibits high craftsmanship skills. Choose interesting tones and textures. Pay attention that your cabinet pulls and handles are aligning as well. Pick accents like vases and crockery sets that are functional as well as intriguing, so that they serve purposes of display items as well. With these touches of antiquity, your vintage-style kitchen is ready for the feels. 

MACAUBAS VENATO QUARTZITE

MACAUBAS VENATO QUARTZITE

£422.00

Macaubas Venato quartzite features grey veins of varying thickness that appear on the white background and you are slightly reminded of waves of sand spread out on a desert surface. You can say that refinement in design concept is chartered… read more

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AQUABELLA QUARTZITE

AQUABELLA QUARTZITE

£505.70

Aquabella Quartzite is a magnificent grey material with subtle veining between layers. Regardless of the fact that it is a classic feature, its modest appearance brings a lovely twist to any space.Applications:This stone is applicable to all surfaces in livable… read more

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METALLO QUARTZITE

METALLO QUARTZITE

£474.65

Metallo Vintage Quartzite brings back the splendour and light that "Sunlight reflected off of a frozen lake at twilight" kind of magnificent landscape would exude. Due to its colour palette of trendy greys and ivories that are simple to incorporate… read more

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Quartzite Kitchens with Traditional Touch 

The natural tones of Taj Mahal best quartzite countertops are also perfect for a more traditional, rustic look in the kitchen. To create and complete this impact, pair your countertops with natural dark-wood cabinetry, aged, weathered appearing furniture, and basic, dark-toned cabinet door and drawer handles. A leathered countertop with an unpolished chiselled edge profile can add to the rustic character of this kitchen design you are wanting to replicate. If you are rooting for a more modern outlook with your stone worktops, polished finish and sleek edges can successfully do so by adding a trendy element to the entire design.

Colorful Appeal Quartzite Tile:

The brown quartzite countertops and beige tones of the Taj Mahal quartzite can be complemented with navy blue tints. They provide a sophisticated style that allows you to enter today's trends with a timeless aesthetic for individuals who desire a look with more color. Choose a navy blue with a grey undertone, for a more neutral appearance; or go big with a brighter blue like indigo, for a more vibrant effect. Create a luxurious touch by opting for brushed nickel or dazzling silver hardware. If you are aiming to warm up the entire appearance, you can do so with brass and copper hardware that bring out the brown and gold while also executing a subtle contrast with the blue tones. 

NERO ANTHRACITE SATIN QUARTZITE

NERO ANTHRACITE SATIN QUARTZITE

£503.00

Nero Anthracite Satin Quartzite has a dark grey surface background that tends towards black. It features a subtly veined effect that can be visible only upon close observation. This stone goes well with any colour cabinets and can be used… read more

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PERLA VENATA QUARTZITE

PERLA VENATA QUARTZITE

£546.20

The Perla Venata quartzite model's mirror polish and simplicity convey an aesthetic sense of cleanliness and add light and a gentle touch to the bathrooms and kitchens. The Brazilian quartzite known as Perla Venata is a smooth ivory white with… read more

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AZUL DO MAR QUARTZITE

AZUL DO MAR QUARTZITE

£611.00

Azul Do Mar Quartzite is a stunning blue base slab with a mix of white and brown. It is destined to make any space beautiful. This slab is meant to give your home or office a dazzling look. This stylish… read more

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What Backsplash to Choose for Quartzite Kitchen Countertop?

The Color and design of this material are fairly repressed in appearance which gives one an opportunity to play with the color palettes.

Cappuccino marble is among the cheap worktops that go pretty well with this quartzite. With its golden veining on its pristine surface, it brings a really homely and cozy feeling while also making any space look more sophisticated. Besides the splashback, it is ideal for wall coverings, floorings, monument construction, kitchen and bathroom worktops, mosaics, fountain construction, pool coping, stair treads, window sills, and a variety of other specific design tasks.  It is available in both polished as well as brushed chipped finishes. If you are not on a tight budget, using this same material for the flooring will upscale your kitchen with a wow factor. However, even if you are, work-tops.com has this material at the most affordable rate, thank me later, go book one already. 

If you are looking for something bold and vivid to invite contrast, Brown Emperador Dark Marble is an enticing Spanish material with a variety of dark, deep browns and greys. Suitable for use in both home and commercial settings, this will make one of the best backsplashes for your Taj Mahal Quartzite countertops near me. Take risks, and go funky with your kitchen worktops. If you are building a new space this might be needed elsewhere too, but if this purchase is just a part of your small project don’t worry about having to buy an entire slab. With work-tops.com you can place an order for a remnant material too. If it is available at the time of your enquiry, you’re lucky. 

If you're looking for something with beautiful veins, go for calacatta quartzite countertops and bring elegance and beauty to kitchens and baths. 

What about the Cabinets?

The pleasantly warmer tones of this material can be best for quartzite countertops paired with off-white, beige, or cream-colored cabinets. This can create a softer, minimal theme like that of an all-white kitchen, but with a cozy atmosphere. Otherwise, going dark-matte with the cabinets and floors is a good idea too. This contrast will add a sense of character to your space. 

Is My Kitchen Mismatched?

For kitchen worktops UK, there are no rules and limits. I personally believe, there is nothing such as mismatched in the world of designs. If you pick anything with confidence, it becomes a masterpiece. All one must do is dare to be quirky. Quartzite countertops cost comes within your budget that makes your kitchen even more elegant

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