Gray quartzite-look quartz with bold veining
Smoked Quartzite sets dark charcoal and pale gray veins over a mid-gray background, and the veins cross each other in several directions for a fractured, quartzite-like look. The contrast is high enough that it carries a room on its own, so plain slab-door cabinets in white, black or light wood tend to work better than busy tile. It is a practical pick for a kitchen that needs a gray top that is not flat. Available polished, in 2cm and 3cm jumbo slabs.
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| Design Name | Smoked Quartzite |
| Brand | Corian Quartz |
| Maker | Corian Design (DuPont) |
| Collection | Corian Quartz Colors |
| Look | Quartzite look |
| Veining | Bold |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | Gray |
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Smoked Quartzite is for a kitchen that needs a gray counter with real movement. The charcoal and pale gray veins cross in several directions over a mid-gray base, producing a fractured, quartzite-like look strong enough to carry a room. Keep everything else simple, since busy tile or ornate cabinetry will compete, and note that it can feel heavy in a small, dim space.
Estate Quartzite is the lighter version of the idea, with blue-gray and brown veins on cool white. Caesarstone Coastal Grey is another dark gray with movement, though its white, black and gray layers flow and swirl instead of crossing in fractured lines.
Compare: Corian Estate Quartzite · Caesarstone Coastal Grey
Sometimes. The crossing charcoal and pale gray veins give high contrast, and in a small kitchen with many cutouts the pattern gets broken into lots of pieces. It tends to work better on an island or a larger run. In a small room, pair it with plain cabinets and a solid backsplash.
Mid-gray. Over that ground, dark charcoal and pale gray veins cross each other in several directions, which is where the fractured, quartzite-like look comes from. The result is a gray with depth and movement rather than a flat tone.
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