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Corian Calacatta Medallion Quartz

White marble-look quartz with bold veining

Calacatta Medallion is a bright, crisp white slab crossed by gold-toned veins that run on a diagonal. The veining is large and pronounced, which makes it a good candidate for islands and waterfall ends where the pattern has room to travel. Warm brass or gold hardware picks up the vein color directly, while navy, green or black cabinets give it strong contrast. It comes polished in 2cm and 3cm on a jumbo 65 x 130 inch slab, which helps reduce seams on larger layouts.

Marble look
Bold veining
Polished finish
2cm, 3cm thick
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Calacatta Medallion

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Design Specifications

Design Name Calacatta Medallion
Brand Corian Quartz
Maker Corian Design (DuPont)
Collection Corian Quartz Colors
Look Marble look
Veining Bold
Finish Options Polished
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family White

What Pairs With Calacatta Medallion

  • Cabinets - Navy, forest green or black create strong contrast; white keeps it bright and lets the gold carry the color.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Warm brass or gold pick up the vein color directly. Polished gold can look busy, so satin brass is the safer choice.
  • Backsplash - A slab backsplash continuing the diagonal, or a plain white tile so nothing competes with the gold veins.
  • Floors or walls - Herringbone oak or pale stone-look tile floors; keep walls white or a soft warm white.

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Where Corian Calacatta Medallion Works Best

Calacatta Medallion is made for islands and waterfall ends, where its large gold diagonal veins have room to travel. It pairs naturally with brass and gives strong contrast against navy, green or black cabinets. The diagonal direction makes layout matter more than usual: at corners and seams, veins can meet at awkward angles unless the fabricator plans each cut.

Calacatta Medallion Compared With Similar Quartz

Caesarstone Calacatta Nectar also brings gold into a white Calacatta, but along the edges of gray mineral veins rather than in the veins themselves. Calacatta Novello, also from Corian Quartz, is equally dramatic but uses thick gray and beige veins with no gold.

Corian Calacatta Medallion FAQs

Yes. The veins are gold-toned and run on a diagonal across a bright, crisp white slab. They are large and pronounced, so the gold is the defining feature from across the room, and brass or gold hardware picks it up directly.

Diagonal veins are harder to line up across a corner or a joint than lengthwise ones, because each piece meets the next at an angle. On a 65 x 130 inch jumbo slab, an island can often be cut in one piece. For an L-shaped perimeter, ask your fabricator to mock up the vein flow before cutting.

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Corian Quartz Calacatta Medallion

Corian Quartz Calacatta Medallion quartz swatch: white marble-look surface with bold veining