These 16 Quartz Kitchen Countertops Are Perfect for Busy Cooking Spaces (2024)

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  Orange Quartz Kitchen Countertop

  

  Quartz countertops are available in a broad range of colors—think blue, green, red, and orange as shown in this kitchen by Kropat Interior Design. The firm based out of San Francisco, California, went with a glossy, quartz countertop by Silestone in Orange Cool.The edges of the countertop have a softened square finish that shows off the materials 3/4-inch thickness.

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  Waterfall Quartz Countertops

  

  Waterfall quartz countertops are becoming a staple in ultramodern cooking spaces like this one by CaSA—Colombo and Serboli Architecture. Kitchen counters like these have a hallmark edge that starts at the top and continues down to the floor creating a seamless surface that is either an upside-down C or L shape as shown. The bright, quartz countertops in this salmon-colored kitchen are a shade called Miami White by Silestone.

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  Pure White Caesarstone Countertop

  

  When it comes to kitchens, nothing is quite as luxurious as a three-inch-thick quartz countertop as shown in this cooking space by an interior designer, Ann Lowengart, based in California. The countertop shown here is by Caesarstone in Pure White. The company has been manufacturing high-performance quartz surfaces in a wide range of stone styles and colors for more than 30 years.

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  Black Marble-Like Quartz Countertops

  

  Whip up a dramatic statement in your kitchen with a veiny, cobra-black quartz countertop. The engineered slabs used in this condo kitchen by Los Angeles-basedBlack Lacquer Design resembles luxurious Calacatta marble.

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  Black Quartz Countertops With Matching Backsplash

  

  This glossy cooking space by Parker Bathrooms based in the U.K. is brimming with striking pops of color. The countertops and backsplash are polished, black quartz. The lacquered kitchen cabinets bring a colorful contrast that draws the eye closer.

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  Retro-Inspired Kitchen With Quartz Countertops

  

  The interior design firm Plus Rooms situated in London elevated this retro-inspired kitchen with quartz countertops that resemble Calacatta marble.

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  Cambria Quartz Countertop

  

  When designing this small, apartment kitchen, the goal was to keep things light and airy. Utah-based interior design firm, Studio McGee got a chunk of the job done with a Cambria quartz countertop. Black appliances and dark decorative accents add bold contrast to the mostly pale, neutral space.

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  Bullnose Edge Quartz Countertop

  

  There are several different edge styles for quartz countertops. For example, take a good look at this kitchen island which selected a rounded-edge bullnose style. It beautifully shows off the counter's neutral specs.

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  Classic White Countertop

  

  This gorgeous blue and white kitchen by Brooklyn-based interior design firm White Arrow features a quartz countertop that is a dead ringer for Carrera marble. You won't need to worry about any coffee, juice, tomatoes, and wine staining your engineered quartz.

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  Industrial Countertop

  

  Concrete countertops are insanely popular these days, but just like natural stone, the material can stain easily if not properly sealed. Enter the quartz countertop manufacturer, Caesarstone. They engineered the quartz countertop in this cooking space designed by Holmes Hole Builders, a construction company out of Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts.

  The quartz countertop has an industrial look and looks like authentic concrete.

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  Glossy Gray Quartz Countertops

  

  Highly polished gray quartz countertops beautifully work with the yellow cabinetry in this small apartment kitchen by a Russian design firm, Enjoy Home.

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  Modern Farmhouse Kitchen Countertops

  

  Quartz countertops are becoming a staple in modern farmhouse kitchens. The cabinetry is a soft green shade, and the color complements the new quartz countertops and subway tile backsplash.

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  Modern Black and White

  

  Large slabs of white engineered quartz and timeless black cabinetry run throughout this chic cooking space. The contrast of both colors create a sophisticated statement perfect for any space.

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  Red Quartz Countertops

  

  Red quartz countertops by Caesarstone personalized this white cooking space by Kitchen & Bath Design and Construction out of West Hartford, Connecticut. The red hue adds a playful touch to the kitchen space making it pop out more.

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  Various Quartz Countertop Styles

  

  Two different styles of quartz dress up this cooking spaceby CM Natural Designs fromMarin County, California. The gray quartz countertops line the wall quartz, and there is also beige faux marble on the kitchen island.

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  Mixed Quartz Countertops

  

  A waterfall quartz kitchen island and matching dining tablemake this modern neutralkitchen by New York City-based Turek Design incredibly inviting. The countertops lining the back wall are quartz with a soft gray finish. Both the island and table have a pattern called White Attica by Caesarstone.