Corian Quartz Colors

Corian Coarse Pepper Quartz

Brown granite-look quartz with subtle veining

Coarse Pepper is a dark taupe with a fine, granular texture and a few thin, sporadic white veins. The look is close to a dark natural stone, with warmth that a charcoal gray does not have. It sits well with cream, white or medium wood cabinets and bronze or black hardware. It is available in both polished and leathered finishes; the leathered version adds texture and hides smudges. Available in 2cm and 3cm on 63 x 120 or 63 x 126 inch slabs.

Granite look
Subtle veining
Polished, Leathered finishes
2cm, 3cm thick
Corian Quartz Coarse Pepper quartz swatch: brown granite-look surface with subtle veining Click to enlarge

Coarse Pepper

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Design Specifications

Design Name Coarse Pepper
Brand Corian Quartz
Maker Corian Design (DuPont)
Collection Corian Quartz Colors
Look Granite look
Veining Subtle
Finish Options Polished, Leathered
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family Brown

What Pairs With Coarse Pepper

  • Cabinets - Cream, white or medium wood. Cream cabinetry gives a soft, traditional contrast with the dark taupe.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Bronze or black both work; oil-rubbed bronze picks up the warm undertone of the dark taupe base especially well.
  • Backsplash - Cream or warm white tile, or a tumbled stone-look tile for a more rustic kitchen.
  • Floors or walls - Medium oak, warm stone-look tile or terracotta floors, with warm white walls to lighten the dark counter.

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Where Corian Coarse Pepper Works Best

Coarse Pepper is a dark counter with warmth that charcoal grays lack, which makes it a good fit for kitchens with cream, white or medium wood cabinets and bronze hardware. The fine granular texture reads like dark natural stone and hides crumbs. Choose the leathered finish if you want fewer visible smudges; the polished version shows more reflection and fingerprints.

Coarse Pepper Compared With Similar Quartz

Corian Quartz Storm Grey is a similar dark granular surface, in cool gray instead of warm taupe. Caesarstone Raven is another dark counter with a brownish undertone, but its fine dappling reads as a near-black solid without Coarse Pepper's white veins.

Corian Coarse Pepper FAQs

It is a dark taupe, which sits between the two. Compared with charcoal gray it has noticeable warmth, and that is its main appeal. A few thin, sporadic white veins run through the fine granular texture. It looks browner beside cream cabinets and grayer beside cool white.

Leathered if you want texture and fewer visible smudges; polished if you prefer a smooth, reflective surface that deepens the dark taupe. Leathered suits a rustic or family kitchen, while polished suits a more formal look. Seeing both samples in person is the best way to decide.

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Corian Quartz Coarse Pepper

Corian Quartz Coarse Pepper quartz swatch: brown granite-look surface with subtle veining