Corian Quartz Colors

Corian Slate Geo Quartz

Gray marble-look quartz with subtle veining

Slate Geo is a deep gray with quiet, lighter veins that add depth without strong contrast. The effect is closer to honed slate than to marble, giving a dark neutral with some visual interest. It suits modern kitchens with white or light wood cabinets, stainless appliances and matte black hardware, and it hides everyday crumbs and marks well. Corian Quartz sells it polished in 2cm and 3cm on a jumbo 65 x 130 inch slab.

Marble look
Subtle veining
Polished finish
2cm, 3cm thick
Corian Quartz Slate Geo quartz swatch: gray marble-look surface with subtle veining Click to enlarge

Slate Geo

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Design Specifications

Design Name Slate Geo
Brand Corian Quartz
Maker Corian Design (DuPont)
Collection Corian Quartz Colors
Look Marble look
Veining Subtle
Finish Options Polished
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family Gray

What Pairs With Slate Geo

  • Cabinets - White or light wood; flat-panel white oak with a deep gray top suits a modern kitchen.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Matte black and stainless keep the palette tight, and slim bar profiles suit the modern mood.
  • Backsplash - White tile or a light gray porcelain slab gives contrast and brightens the wall behind the dark top.
  • Floors or walls - Pale oak boards or light concrete-look porcelain, along with white paint, balance the depth of the gray counter.

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Where Corian Slate Geo Works Best

Slate Geo gives modern kitchens a dark neutral with some depth: a deep gray with quiet, lighter veins that reads closer to honed slate than to marble. It pairs with white or light wood cabinets, stainless and matte black, and hides everyday crumbs. As a polished dark counter it still shows water spots in raking light.

Slate Geo Compared With Similar Quartz

Geo Grigio is its lighter counterpart in the Corian Quartz range, a light-to-medium gray with cloudy veins. Silestone Charcoal Soapstone is similar in depth, with a deep blue-gray charcoal and a few thin gray veins, though cooler than Slate Geo.

Corian Slate Geo FAQs

Closer to honed slate than to marble. It is a deep gray with quiet, lighter veins that add depth without strong contrast. The polished finish gives it more sheen than real honed slate, but the tone and subtle veining carry the slate feel.

Reasonably so. The lighter veins break up the deep gray enough to hide everyday crumbs and marks, making it easier to live with than a solid dark color. Water spots can still show in raking light, as they do on any polished dark surface.

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Corian Quartz Slate Geo

Corian Quartz Slate Geo quartz swatch: gray marble-look surface with subtle veining