White marble-look quartz with moderate veining
Soho is named for the New York neighborhood: a smoky white base with pewter and brown veins that cluster in lacy patches. The grey cast of the background makes it a good match for cool-toned rooms that still want a hint of warmth from the brown. Pair it with charcoal or greige cabinets, matte black or gunmetal hardware, and concrete-look floors. It works on kitchen perimeters and vanities alike. Polished, jumbo slab.
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HanStone Quartz
| Design Name | Soho |
| Brand | HanStone Quartz |
| Maker | Hyundai L&C |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Moderate |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | White |
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Soho fits cool-toned rooms that still want a hint of warmth: charcoal or greige cabinets, matte black or gunmetal hardware, concrete-look floors. A smoky white base carries pewter and brown veins that cluster in lacy patches. It works on kitchen perimeters and vanities. Because the base is smoky rather than white, it can look grey next to bright white cabinets.
HanStone Montauk also has grey veins on a light base but adds a pearl undertone and sandy dappling, lighter and warmer than Soho's smoky white. HanStone Uptown Grey is a cool grey with wispy white marbling, darker overall.
Compare: HanStone Montauk · HanStone Uptown Grey
A smoky white. The background has a grey cast, and pewter and brown veins cluster in lacy patches. It reads lighter than a grey counter but darker than a bright white, making it a good match for cool-toned rooms that want some warmth.
Matte black and gunmetal suit it best, as HanStone suggests. Both echo the pewter veins and the smoky base. Brushed nickel also works. Shiny brass can look out of place against the cool, urban palette.
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