Cream marble-look quartz with subtle veining
Terlingua is an off-white with a slightly sandy background and short, warm brown veins spread through it. The veins are small and light, so the slab reads as a warm, gently textured neutral. It suits multifamily and single-family kitchens with cream, white or wood cabinets and warm metal hardware. Wilsonart lists it in the Select Collection, polished, on jumbo slabs.
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Wilsonart Quartz Select Collection
| Design Name | Terlingua |
| Brand | Wilsonart Quartz |
| Maker | Wilsonart |
| Collection | Select Collection |
| Look | Marble look |
| Veining | Subtle |
| 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:
Terlingua is a warm, gently textured neutral for multifamily and single-family kitchens. The off-white base is slightly sandy, and short, warm brown veins spread through it. The veins are small and light, so it reads as a warm neutral with texture rather than a marble. It suits cream, white or wood cabinets. People wanting a bright white will find it too warm.
Savannah Drift is also a warm cream with brown veins, but its longer pale brown veins fade in and out across the slab. Terlingua's veins are shorter and more scattered. Desert Wind is sandier, with taupe pools and deeper veins.
Compare: Wilsonart Savannah Drift · Wilsonart Desert Wind
Off-white. The background is slightly sandy, and short warm brown veins spread through it. It reads as a warm, gently textured neutral rather than a bright white. Next to stark white cabinets it will look creamier.
Yes. Its warm, gently textured neutral suits multifamily kitchens, since it hides light marks and pairs with common cream, white or wood cabinets. Jumbo slabs help limit seams. The calm pattern also appeals to a wide range of residents.
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