Masterpiece Collection

Viatera Cassiopeia Quartz

White marble-look quartz with subtle veining

Cassiopeia has an off-white base with delicate grey veins that run in several directions, like fine cracks in weathered marble. The veins are light, so the slab reads as a soft, neutral white with some detail up close. LX Hausys suggests it for rooms with arches, curved walls and fluted panels. It pairs with plaster-look walls, pale wood and brushed nickel. Polished, 63 by 126 inches, 2cm or 3cm.

Marble look
Subtle veining
Polished finish
2cm, 3cm thick
Viatera Cassiopeia quartz swatch: off-white background with delicate multidirectional grey veins Click to enlarge

Cassiopeia

Viatera Masterpiece Collection

Design Specifications

Design Name Cassiopeia
Brand Viatera
Maker LX Hausys
Collection Masterpiece Collection
Look Marble look
Veining Subtle
Finish Options Polished
Thickness 2cm, 3cm
Color Family White

What Pairs With Cassiopeia

  • Cabinets - Fluted or reeded fronts in pale oak, or plaster-white painted doors with rounded edges to echo curved architecture.
  • Hardware and fixtures - Brushed nickel or soft pewter. Rounded knobs suit the arched, organic setting better than angular bars.
  • Backsplash - A matte white tile with rounded edges, or simply limewash on the wall; the multidirectional veins stay subtle against either.
  • Floors or walls - Pale oak or light stone-look floors, with plaster-finish or limewash walls in warm white or soft greige.

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Where Viatera Cassiopeia Works Best

Cassiopeia suits softer architecture: rooms with arches, curved walls and fluted panels, which LX Hausys specifically suggests. The delicate grey veins run in several directions like fine cracks, so the slab reads as a quiet neutral white from a distance. That lets plaster, limewash and pale wood lead. If you want a strong focal point, it will feel understated.

Cassiopeia Compared With Similar Quartz

Viatera Velo has similar crossing grey veins but adds cloud-like grey marbling behind them for more depth. HanStone Paros is also quiet, with soft cloudy grey and white movement and few defined veins, whereas Cassiopeia shows fine crack-like lines.

Viatera Cassiopeia FAQs

LX Hausys suggests rooms with arches, curved walls and fluted panels, so it fits soft modern, Mediterranean-leaning and organic interiors. The fine, multidirectional grey veins look like weathered marble without taking over. Plaster-look walls, pale wood and brushed nickel complete that look.

It shows more detail up close than from across the room. The delicate grey veins run in several directions like fine cracks, so you see a web of thin lines when you lean in. At normal viewing distance, those lines soften and the slab reads as a neutral off-white.

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Viatera Cassiopeia

Viatera Cassiopeia quartz swatch: off-white background with delicate multidirectional grey veins