White marble-look quartz with bold veining
Ice Max Viola lays wide bands of tangled veining across a milky white ground, and the veins carry a plum-to-violet tint that you can see even from across the room. The pattern runs roughly horizontally in thick, layered drifts, so this slab looks best on a long island or a full-height backsplash where the movement has space. It is part of Compac's Ice of Genesis collection by designer Arik Levy and comes polished in 2cm and 3cm. Try it with matte white or pale gray flat-panel cabinets and brushed nickel, or use it as a feature vanity top in a powder room.
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Compac Ice of Genesis Collection
| Design Name | Ice Max Viola |
| Brand | Compac |
| Collection | Ice of Genesis Collection |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Bold |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | White |
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Ice Max Viola needs room: a long island, a full-height backsplash or a powder room vanity where its thick, horizontal drifts of plum-to-violet veining can be seen as one piece. The color is visible from across the room, so it suits clients who want the counter to be the feature. In a kitchen full of short runs and corners, the layered bands get chopped and lose their effect.
Ice Max Viola packs its violet into thick horizontal drifts, whereas the original Ice Viola spreads thinner mauve lines with more open white between them. Ice Max Green uses the same layered structure in charcoal and sage.
Compare: Compac Ice Viola · Compac Ice Max Green
Yes. The tangled veins carry a plum-to-violet tint that you can see even from across the room, set on a milky white ground. It is not a subtle hint of color, so choose it when you want a purple-veined surface as a clear design statement.
Compac's Ice of Genesis collection, which includes Ice Max Viola, is by the designer Arik Levy. The Ice Max versions use wide, layered horizontal veining, while the original Ice colors are looser and leave more open white.
On a long island, a full-height backsplash or a powder room vanity, where the horizontal drifts have space. It is polished in 2 cm and 3 cm. On small, broken-up counters, the pattern gets cut into pieces and the effect is lost.
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