Opimo Collection

HanStone Elba White Quartz

White quartzite-look quartz with moderate veining

Elba White mixes cool and warm whites in layered sheets, and HanStone likens the effect to an iceberg. It is one of the Next Generation Quartz colors, which the maker states contain about 65% crystalline silica compared with roughly 93% in conventional quartz. Grey and taupe veins run through the layers at a moderate scale. It looks right with white or pale grey cabinetry, chrome or nickel hardware, and marble-look porcelain floors. Offered in a polished finish on a jumbo slab.

Quartzite look
Moderate veining
Polished finish
2cm, 3cm thick
HanStone Quartz Elba White swatch: white background with layered cool and warm tones and grey veins Click to enlarge

Elba White

HanStone Quartz Opimo Collection

Design Specifications

Design Name Elba White
Brand HanStone Quartz
Maker Hyundai L&C
Collection Opimo Collection
Look Quartzite look
Veining Moderate
Finish Options Polished
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family White

What Pairs With Elba White

  • Cabinets - White or pale grey painted doors; a light grey island echoes the layered, icy sheets.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Chrome or polished nickel pulls and faucet suit the iceberg theme and the cool layered whites.
  • Backsplash - Glossy white or pale grey glass tile, whose reflective surface suits the cool, layered look of the slab.
  • Floors or walls - Marble-look porcelain or pale grey-washed oak underfoot, with white walls to keep the palette icy and clean.

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Where HanStone Elba White Works Best

Elba White suits kitchens with white or pale grey cabinetry and chrome or nickel, where a cool quartzite look fits. Cool and warm whites layer in sheets, like an iceberg, with moderate grey and taupe veins. It is one of HanStone's Next Generation Quartz colors, with about 65% crystalline silica per the maker versus roughly 93% in conventional quartz, a point some fabricators ask about.

Elba White Compared With Similar Quartz

HanStone Le Blanc is another Next Generation Quartz white, with grey and beige veins and a lower listed silica content of about 50%. HanStone Matterhorn uses much denser grey veining for a bolder Opimo look.

HanStone Elba White FAQs

It is HanStone's name for colors made with lower crystalline silica content than conventional quartz. The maker states Elba White contains about 65% crystalline silica, compared with roughly 93% in conventional quartz. That figure concerns fabrication dust; the finished counter is used like any other quartz.

Mostly cool, with some warmth. It mixes cool and warm whites in layered sheets, which HanStone likens to an iceberg, and the grey and taupe veins add a little warmth. It pairs best with white or pale grey cabinets and chrome or nickel.

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HanStone Quartz Elba White

HanStone Quartz Elba White swatch: white background with layered cool and warm tones and grey veins