quartz countertops and backsplash

7 years ago

I need some assistance with quartz countertops and backsplash for my kitchen. My outer L-shaped kitchen cabinets are BM cloud white and my large island is stained maple cabinets. I was looking into two different coloured countertops, but I am unsure. I wanted white cabinets and white countertops. What quartz countertops and backsplash would you recommend? Sorry for no photos our kitchen doesn't get installed until next week. Thanks!

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Patrick A. Finn, Ltd
7 years ago
There's plenty of white quartz out there. Hundreds even. Cambria is the only 'US made' quartz. The backsplash is completely dependent on style, because that can swing to very modern or very traditional.
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Beth H. :
7 years ago
too many to list. just go look at different brands.
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New York Quartz
7 years ago
You can try to call New York Quartz. Direct Importers, top notch quality. 754-222-8345. Great staff with a 30,000 SF showroom and with over 1,000 Quartz slabs in stock, you can find anything you can just imagine!
www.newyorkquartz.net

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