Gray speckled quartz
Marengo, from the Basiq series, is a muted dark gray that edges toward black, with a fine, even grain and no veining. Cosentino positions it for people who prefer a simple, pared-back look. It gives a strong, uniform contrast against white, light oak or pastel cabinetry, and it works with stainless steel, brass or matte black hardware. Because it is darker than a mid-gray, it suits islands, bar tops and modern bathrooms. Marengo is polished and comes in 2 cm and 3 cm thicknesses.
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Silestone Basiq Collection
| Design Name | Marengo |
| Brand | Silestone |
| Maker | Cosentino |
| Collection | Basiq Collection |
| Look | Speckled |
| Veining | No veining |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Color Family | Gray |
Suggestions only: paint and metal finishes change in your own light, so bring a sample home before you decide. Compare looks across brands:
Marengo suits islands, bar tops and modern bathrooms, where its muted dark gray edging toward black gives strong, uniform contrast. It has a fine, even grain and no veining, and Cosentino positions it for people who prefer a simple, pared-back look. Being darker than a mid-gray, it shows dust and dried water spots more readily than lighter colors, so it suits people who wipe down often.
Marengo is darker and more uniform than Grey Expo, a medium gray with tiny flecks. Compac Plomo, named for lead, is a similar grained slate tone, though Marengo sits closer to black.
Compare: Silestone Grey Expo · Compac Plomo
It is a muted dark gray that edges toward black, with a fine, even grain and no veining. Next to a true black like Night Tebas18 it looks clearly gray; next to white cabinets it reads almost black.
On islands, bar tops and modern bathrooms, where its dark tone gives strong contrast against white, light oak or pastel cabinetry. It is part of the Basiq series and suits people who prefer a simple, pared-back look.
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