White marble-look quartz with bold veining
Calacatta Scoria, color 5118, is the highest-contrast design in Caesarstone's current Supernatural Ultra lineup. Oversized black veins, grainy with dark minerals and brownish deposits, meander across a bright white base in irregular bursts. It is a statement surface for an island, a waterfall end or a bar, and pairs well with black, white or walnut cabinetry and matte black or polished nickel hardware. Because the veins are large, slab selection and layout matter. Polished, in 2 cm and 3 cm jumbo slabs.
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Caesarstone Supernatural Ultra Collection
| Design Name | Calacatta Scoria |
| Brand | Caesarstone |
| Collection | Supernatural Ultra Collection |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Bold |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | White |
Suggestions only: paint and metal finishes change in your own light, so bring a sample home before you decide. Compare looks across brands:
Scoria is the one to choose when the counter is meant to be the focal point: an island, a waterfall end, a bar, or a powder-room vanity where a single slab carries the room. The oversized black veins land in irregular bursts, so no two slabs match. It is less suited to a perimeter full of cutouts and corners, where the dramatic veins get chopped into pieces.
White Attica also pairs dark veins with white, but in a fine, branching network instead of oversized bursts, which makes it easier to use across a full perimeter. Corian Quartz Calacatta Novello has thick contrasting veins too, though in gray and beige rather than Scoria's grainy black.
Compare: Caesarstone White Attica · Corian Calacatta Novello
For many kitchens, yes. Caesarstone describes it as the highest-contrast design in its current Supernatural Ultra lineup, with oversized black veins meandering in irregular bursts. A common approach is Scoria on the island and a quieter white, such as Empira White or Frosty Carrina, on the perimeter.
Black, but not flat black. They are grainy with dark minerals and brownish deposits, which gives them a textured, almost volcanic character. Those brown notes are why walnut cabinetry and warm lighting sit well with it, even though the overall impression is black on bright white.
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