Calacatta quartz countertops are made of a mixture of natural quartz and resin, and the resin part is more sensitive to ultraviolet rays. When the countertop is exposed to sunlight for a long time, especially in an environment with strong ultraviolet rays, the resin part will undergo oxidation, causing its color to turn yellow.

In order to make quartz countertops look more like marble, many manufacturers use complex texture designs to imitate the natural veins of marble. These designs often include lines of varying shades, and some brands of quartz countertops even undergo special treatments to add cracks or texture changes similar to natural marble to make them more realistic.

Combining quartz countertops with marble countertops allows you to enjoy the benefits of both materials. Use quartz countertops in high-use areas such as cooking and food preparation areas, and marble countertops in decorative areas such as breakfast bars and decorative countertops to ensure practicality while adding beauty.

White is undoubtedly one of the most timeless colors in quartz countertops. It symbolizes purity, simplicity and modernity, and can easily be integrated into any home style, from simple modern to classic traditional, white quartz countertops can be matched with it properly.

The restaurant bar counter is an area with extremely high frequency of use, and it is often exposed to various tableware, glassware and other items. The high strength and wear resistance of quartz countertops can effectively cope with these daily wear and tear while maintaining the integrity and beauty of the appearance.