Cream marble-look quartz with moderate veining
Capogrossi is a warm white with a very subtle two-tone background and long, thin veins in brown and black that cross and intersect. The veins are fine but high in contrast, giving a graphic, crackled look. It works with cream, white or wood cabinets and black or bronze hardware, in kitchens or bathrooms. Wilsonart lists it in the Home Collection, polished, on jumbo slabs.
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Wilsonart Quartz Home Collection
| Design Name | Capogrossi |
| Brand | Wilsonart Quartz |
| Maker | Wilsonart |
| Collection | Home Collection |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Moderate |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| 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:
Capogrossi suits kitchens and baths that want a graphic, crackled marble look. Its warm white base has a very subtle two-tone background, and long, thin brown and black veins cross and intersect. The veins are fine but high in contrast, so the counter draws the eye even on a perimeter. It pairs with cream, white or wood cabinets. The crackle pattern can clash with patterned tile or busy flooring.
Kolams also puts dark veins on white, but in fine, lacy lines on a tone-on-tone white base. Capogrossi is warmer and more graphic. Enchanted Rock reverses the look, with thin white veins on a warm charcoal base.
Compare: Wilsonart Kolams · Wilsonart Enchanted Rock
Warm. The base is a warm white with a very subtle two-tone background, and the veins are brown and black. That combination suits cream, white or wood cabinets and black or bronze hardware. Next to bright blue-white paint it will look creamier.
The veins are thin but high in contrast. Long brown and black lines cross and intersect, giving a graphic, crackled look. It is bolder than soft Carrara-style designs but finer than the wide veins of the Calacatta Collection, so the drama comes from line rather than scale.
Planning countertops in Wilsonart Quartz Capogrossi? Get a free quote from our countertop team in Boca Raton.
Or call us directly at (720) 324-1436, or see slabs at the Englert Arts showroom in Boca Raton