Le Chic Collection

Silestone Victorian Silver Quartz

White marble-look quartz with moderate veining

Victorian Silver, from the Le Chic collection, has a cool, light gray two-tone background with gradient effects and silver and dark gray veins that crisscross the slab. The veins form open diamond shapes rather than parallel lines, which gives the surface a structured feel. Cosentino notes that it fits both warm and cool palettes, and it works with white, gray or navy cabinets and with polished nickel or chrome. It is polished and comes in 2 cm and 3 cm.

Marble look
Moderate veining
Polished finish
2cm, 3cm thick
Silestone Victorian Silver countertop swatch: light gray background with crisscrossing silver and dark gray veins Click to enlarge

Victorian Silver

Silestone Le Chic Collection

Design Specifications

Design Name Victorian Silver
Brand Silestone
Maker Cosentino
Collection Le Chic Collection
Look Marble look
Veining Moderate
Finish Options Polished
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family White

What Pairs With Victorian Silver

  • Cabinets - White, gray or navy cabinets complement the cool two-tone background; navy in particular sharpens the silver in the veins.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Polished nickel or chrome matches the silver veining; a chrome faucet with brass pulls is also workable given Cosentino's warm-or-cool note.
  • Backsplash - A plain white or pale gray tile keeps the backsplash from fighting the crisscrossing veins, and a slab backsplash avoids grout lines entirely.
  • Floors or walls - Gray-washed oak or large-format light gray porcelain suits its cool palette and keeps the room calm around the patterned counter.

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Where Silestone Victorian Silver Works Best

Victorian Silver suits kitchens and baths that want some structure in the pattern. Its silver and dark gray veins crisscross in open diamond shapes over a cool, light gray two-tone ground, giving the slab an almost geometric feel that looks tidy on straight runs. Cosentino notes it fits warm and cool palettes. The diamond network does compete with busy tile, so keep the backsplash simple.

Victorian Silver Compared With Similar Quartz

Victorian Silver's diamond-shaped vein network is more structured than the loose, wandering lines of White Arabesque. Next to Desert Silver, which has only sparse white veins on an icy gray, it carries far more pattern.

Silestone Victorian Silver FAQs

It has a cool, light gray two-tone background with gradient effects, crossed by silver and dark gray veins. Silestone groups it with its whites, but next to a bright white cabinet it reads as a soft pale gray rather than a true white.

The veins crisscross and form open diamond shapes rather than running in parallel lines, which gives the surface a structured, slightly geometric feel. It is easy to recognize and works best when the tile and flooring around it stay plain.

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Silestone Victorian Silver

Silestone Victorian Silver countertop swatch: light gray background with crisscrossing silver and dark gray veins