White quartzite-look quartz with subtle veining
Icelandic Mist layers cool white and soft gray tones in a medium-scale, directional pattern that Wilsonart compares to quartzite. The movement runs one way across the slab, so layout and seam direction are worth planning with your fabricator. It is offered only in Wilsonart's Natural Matte finish, which cuts glare and gives the surface a honed-stone feel. It suits Scandinavian and modern kitchens with light wood, white or pale gray cabinets and matte black or stainless fixtures.
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Wilsonart Quartz Crafted Collection
| Design Name | Icelandic Mist |
| Brand | Wilsonart Quartz |
| Maker | Wilsonart |
| Collection | Crafted Collection |
| Look | Quartzite look |
| Veining | Subtle |
| Finish Options | Natural Matte |
| Color Family | White |
Suggestions only: paint and metal finishes change in your own light, so bring a sample home before you decide. Compare looks across brands:
Icelandic Mist fits Scandinavian and modern kitchens that want a honed-stone feel without the upkeep of real stone. Its Natural Matte finish cuts glare, which helps in rooms with big windows or strong under-cabinet lighting. Because the pattern is directional, it shows best on long runs and islands where the movement can run lengthwise. Matte surfaces can hold fingerprints and oil marks longer than polished ones, so plan on routine wiping.
Vicentia is the closest Wilsonart alternative: also a soft white quartzite look, but polished, with tone-on-tone brighter white veins and small resin pools instead of gray movement. Terra Nova shares the Natural Matte finish but is a warm light neutral with golden taupe swaths, so Icelandic Mist is the cool option among the matte designs.
Compare: Wilsonart Vicentia · Wilsonart Terra Nova
It is a low-sheen surface that feels closer to honed stone than to a glossy counter. Glare from windows and pendants drops noticeably, and the gray-and-white pattern looks softer. The trade-off is that matte surfaces can show fingerprints and cooking oil more readily, so a quick daily wipe with soap and water keeps it even.
Yes. The movement runs one way across the slab, so an L-shaped counter will show a change in direction at the corner seam. Ask your fabricator to lay out the pieces on the slab first, and decide whether the flow should run along the main wall or across the island.
Planning countertops in Wilsonart Quartz Icelandic Mist? 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