Cream quartz with subtle veining
Linen Cream is drawn from the cream tones of limestone. From a distance it looks like a nearly uniform warm cream, and up close a fine, even two-tone beige veining appears. It is one of the warmer light colors in the Suma series and suits traditional kitchens with cream or ivory cabinetry, as well as bathrooms with warm travertine-style tile. Brass, bronze and oil-rubbed hardware all work with it. Silestone produces it polished in 1.5, 2 and 3 cm, so it can cover furniture tops and thinner applications as well as standard counters.
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Silestone Suma Collection
| Design Name | Linen Cream |
| Brand | Silestone |
| Maker | Cosentino |
| Collection | Suma Collection |
| Look | Other |
| Veining | Subtle |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 1.5cm, 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | Cream |
Suggestions only: paint and metal finishes change in your own light, so bring a sample home before you decide. Compare looks across brands:
Linen Cream is a steady choice for traditional kitchens and baths built around cream, ivory or warm wood. Viewed from the doorway it is a near-uniform warm cream, so it pairs with patterned floors or travertine-style tile. The 1.5 cm option opens up furniture and shelving. On the downside, a warm cream can look yellowish next to cool white trim, so check it against existing paint.
Linen Cream is more uniform than Calacatta Tova, whose wide pale veins show visible movement. Compared with Soft Sand, it is a touch creamier and comes in 1.5, 2 and 3 cm rather than 2 cm only.
Compare: Silestone Calacatta Tova · Silestone Soft Sand
Yes. It draws on the cream tones of limestone and reads as a soft, warm cream from a distance, which sits well with ivory cabinetry, raised-panel doors and bronze hardware. Its fine two-tone beige veining only shows up close.
It is produced in a 1.5 cm slab in addition to the standard 2 and 3 cm, and that thinner size is useful for furniture tops, floating shelves and other pieces where a full counter slab would look heavy.
It is one of the warmer light colors in the Suma series, so it can look yellowish beside cool white trim or blue-gray paint. With cream, ivory or wood it reads as a natural warm neutral. Test the sample next to your trim color.
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