HanStone Italian Waves Quartz

White marble-look quartz with moderate veining

Italian Waves has a white base scattered with rich grey veins and small grey flecks, with a Tuscan marble character. The veins are short and curly rather than long and straight, which gives movement without a strong direction. That makes the layout forgiving on L- and U-shaped counters. Pair it with grey or white cabinets, polished chrome and subway tile for a classic kitchen, or use it on a vanity with a framed mirror. Polished, jumbo slab.

Marble look
Moderate veining
Polished finish
2cm, 3cm thick
HanStone Quartz Italian Waves swatch: white background with short curling grey veins Click to enlarge

Italian Waves

HanStone Quartz

Design Specifications

Design Name Italian Waves
Brand HanStone Quartz
Maker Hyundai L&C
Look Marble look
Veining Moderate
Finish Options Polished
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family White

What Pairs With Italian Waves

  • Cabinets - Grey or white shaker doors; a mid-grey island adds contrast while keeping to the counter's cool palette.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Polished chrome faucets and pulls suit the rich grey veins; polished nickel is a slightly warmer option.
  • Backsplash - White subway tile in a classic running bond, with light grey grout that echoes the curly grey veins.
  • Floors or walls - Grey-toned wood or marble-look porcelain underfoot and white walls; in a bath, a framed mirror suits the Tuscan feel.

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Where HanStone Italian Waves Works Best

Italian Waves suits classic kitchens with grey or white cabinets, chrome and subway tile, and bath vanities with framed mirrors. Rich grey veins and small grey flecks scatter across white with a Tuscan marble character. The veins are short and curly, giving movement without a strong direction, so L- and U-shaped counters lay out easily. It won't provide one long feature vein on an island.

Italian Waves Compared With Similar Quartz

Viatera Carrara Bianco also mixes short grey veins with darker flecks, but its strokes are straighter and calmer. HanStone Whistler has short scattered wisps in warm grey on cream-white, softer than Italian Waves' rich grey curls.

HanStone Italian Waves FAQs

No. The rich grey veins are short and curly, and small grey flecks scatter between them, so the pattern has movement without a strong direction. That makes layout on L- and U-shaped counters forgiving, since pieces don't need to align a long vein.

A classic Tuscan-marble look: white with rich grey veins and small flecks. It suits traditional and transitional kitchens with grey or white cabinets, chrome fixtures and subway tile, and bathroom vanities hung with a framed mirror and simple sconces.

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HanStone Quartz Italian Waves

HanStone Quartz Italian Waves swatch: white background with short curling grey veins