Cream marble-look quartz with subtle veining
Ridge sets faint bands of gold and grey over a warm off-white base, which HanStone describes as sunlight on a mountain range. The veins are broad and diffused rather than sharp, so from across the room the slab reads as a warm neutral. That makes it a good compromise when one person wants white and the other wants warmth. Pair it with cream or mushroom-toned cabinets, oiled bronze hardware and zellige-style tile. HanStone lists it among its trending colors; polished jumbo slab.
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HanStone Quartz
| Design Name | Ridge |
| Brand | HanStone Quartz |
| Maker | Hyundai L&C |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Subtle |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | Cream |
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Ridge is a good compromise when one person wants white and the other wants warmth. Faint gold and grey bands are broad and diffused over a warm off-white base, so at a distance the slab settles into a warm neutral. It suits cream or mushroom cabinets, oiled bronze and zellige-style tile. Anyone after crisp veining will find it soft, almost hazy.
Viatera Solea has broad, diffused gold and taupe veins too, but on a soft white base with more visible contrast. HanStone Aurelia puts thin, defined gold lines on bright white, crisper than Ridge's hazy bands.
Compare: Viatera Solea · HanStone Aurelia
In between. The base is a warm off-white, and the faint gold and grey bands are broad and diffused, so across a room it reads as a warm neutral. It is lighter than a cream but warmer than a true white, which is why it works as a compromise color.
Cream or mushroom-toned cabinets are HanStone's suggestion, and they suit the warm off-white. Soft taupe, greige or light oak also work. Very cool grey or bright white cabinets can make the counter look faded by comparison.
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