Gray marble-look quartz with moderate veining
Haldi is a deep, semi-translucent gray with warm gold veining. The gold lines give it warmth that most dark grays lack, and they coordinate with brass, gold or copper fixtures. It suits islands, bar tops and dark kitchens with walnut, black or deep green cabinets, as well as powder-room vanities where a darker top adds contrast against light tile or walls. Polished finish, on jumbo slabs.
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Wilsonart Quartz Quartz Design Library
| Design Name | Haldi |
| Brand | Wilsonart Quartz |
| Maker | Wilsonart |
| Collection | Quartz Design Library |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Moderate |
| Finish Options | Polished |
| Color Family | Gray |
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Haldi suits islands, bar tops and dark kitchens that want warmth. The deep, semi-translucent gray carries warm gold veining that most dark grays lack, so brass and gold fixtures look intentional. It also makes a good powder-room vanity against light tile. Like any deep-toned polished surface, it shows water spots and dust more readily than a light one.
Charcoal Peak is another dark gray, but its veins are neutral and taupe rather than gold. Haldi is warmer. Silestone Bohemian Flame is also a dark neutral with metallic veins, but it has copper and silver inlays on a smoky gray-brown base and comes only in a matte finish.
Compare: Wilsonart Charcoal Peak · Silestone Bohemian Flame
Yes. It is a deep, semi-translucent gray with warm gold veining. The gold lines give it warmth that most dark grays lack, and they coordinate with brass, gold or copper fixtures. The effect is warm and moody rather than flashy.
It is a strong one. A dark top with gold veins adds contrast against light tile or walls, and a powder room vanity is small enough that the dark tone does not overwhelm the space. Pair it with brass or gold fixtures and warm lighting.
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