Classic Collection

Viatera Antique Taupe Quartz

Gray solid quartz

Antique Taupe is an earthy greige base with small chips in cream and light taupe, meant to recall weathered stone. The tone is warm for a grey, so it works with wood cabinetry, cream shaker doors and oil-rubbed bronze. The uniform chip pattern hides crumbs and wear, which makes it practical for family kitchens, laundry rooms and cafe tables. LX Hausys shows it in a commercial cafe setting. Polished, 63 by 126 inches, 2cm or 3cm.

Solid color
No veining
Polished finish
2cm, 3cm thick
Viatera Antique Taupe quartz swatch: earthy greige surface with cream and taupe chips Click to enlarge

Antique Taupe

Viatera Classic Collection

Design Specifications

Design Name Antique Taupe
Brand Viatera
Maker LX Hausys
Collection Classic Collection
Look Solid color
Veining No veining
Finish Options Polished
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family Gray

What Pairs With Antique Taupe

  • Cabinets - Stained oak, cherry or cream shaker. The weathered-stone tone looks right with traditional profiles and visible wood grain.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Oil-rubbed bronze, as LX Hausys suggests, or antique brass. Bright chrome can look mismatched against the warm greige.
  • Backsplash - Tumbled travertine, cream ceramic or a warm handmade tile. A tone lighter than the counter keeps the wall from closing in.
  • Floors or walls - Mid-brown wood or slate-look tile underfoot, with warm white or light taupe walls to extend the earthy palette.

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Where Viatera Antique Taupe Works Best

Antique Taupe fits hardworking rooms: a family kitchen with kids at the counter, a laundry room, a cafe table. The greige base with cream and taupe chips hides crumbs, and the warm grey tone sits comfortably beside wood. It is less suited to a bright, all-white modern scheme, where the earthy color can look heavy against stark flat-panel doors.

Antique Taupe Compared With Similar Quartz

Viatera Pebble Gray uses the same busy chip idea in cooler mixed greys, so it suits white or grey cabinets better. HanStone Rocky Shores has a lighter cream background with warm grey and umber chips, while Antique Taupe starts from a darker greige base.

Viatera Antique Taupe FAQs

It sits between the two, which is why it is called greige. The base leans warm for a grey, and the cream and light taupe chips add more warmth. Beside cool white walls it tends to look more beige; beside warm wood it tends to read more grey.

LX Hausys shows it in a commercial cafe setting, and the uniform chip pattern suits that use because crumbs and daily wear blend in. For any commercial job, confirm the manufacturer's warranty and product terms for commercial applications before ordering, since those are set by the maker rather than the fabricator.

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Viatera Antique Taupe

Viatera Antique Taupe quartz swatch: earthy greige surface with cream and taupe chips