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Caesarstone Celestial Sky Quartz

White marble-look quartz with moderate veining

Celestial Sky, color 5132, is a Premium Collection design offered in quartz. A creamy white backdrop carries an organic web of gray, earthy brown and faintly green veins that spread in all directions and crackle around fine fissures. The mixed vein colors make it easy to pair with both warm and cool finishes, from white Shaker cabinets with nickel to walnut with brass. In quartz it is polished and comes in 2 cm and 3 cm jumbo slabs.

Marble look
Moderate veining
Polished finish
2cm, 3cm thick
Caesarstone Celestial Sky quartz swatch: creamy white background with a web of gray and brown veins Click to enlarge

Celestial Sky

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Design Specifications

Design Name Celestial Sky
Brand Caesarstone
Collection Premium Collection
Look Marble look
Veining Moderate
Finish Options Polished
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family White

What Pairs With Celestial Sky

  • Cabinets - White Shaker on the perimeter and a walnut or sage island both work; the green hints in the veining connect to olive or sage paint.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Mixed metals are fine here. Nickel on painted doors and brass on a wood island each pick up a tone already present in the veins.
  • Backsplash - Creamy handmade tile or a soft green glaze. A stark white backsplash can make the creamy base read yellowish.
  • Floors or walls - Mid-tone oak or warm gray porcelain. Walls in cream, greige or muted green keep the organic feel going.

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Where Caesarstone Celestial Sky Works Best

Because its veins mix gray, brown and faint green, Celestial Sky is a good bridge for homes that combine metals or cabinet tones, such as a painted perimeter with a wood island. The crackled, all-direction web hides crumbs and helps disguise joints. It is creamy rather than bright white, so beside a stark white cabinet the counter can look slightly off; compare the samples together.

Celestial Sky Compared With Similar Quartz

Moorland Fog has a similar all-over web of veins but on a taupe base, so it reads beige rather than white. Aterra Blanca is the quieter step down: a misty white with only soft tan strokes, missing the crackled fissures and green notes that make Celestial Sky more active.

Caesarstone Celestial Sky FAQs

It sits in the middle. The base is creamy, which pulls it warm, but the gray and faint green veins add cool notes. That balance is why it works with nickel and brass alike. Next to bright blue-white paint it looks warmer; next to cream cabinets it looks crisper.

Caesarstone describes faintly green veins mixed in with gray and earthy brown. The green is subtle and not the first thing you notice; it shows more in daylight and across a full slab. Sage or olive cabinetry can pick it up if you want to lean into it.

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Caesarstone Celestial Sky

Caesarstone Celestial Sky quartz swatch: creamy white background with a web of gray and brown veins