Calacatta Carrara Granite

Calacatta quartz is an engineered stone that bears a striking resemblance to a luxurious marble with gorgeous veins.

Calacatta carrara granite.

5 white granite countertops that look just like carrara marble. Granite can be just as beautiful as marble but you need to know what to ask for to get the look you want. Though this type of marble isn t rare it hasn t been as popular as carrara marble in north america thus making it a bit hard to find. The streaks also feature more color variation than carrara ranging from dark grey to brown and gold.

Actual stock changes frequently. The most distinct difference of calacatta is its brighter white field and more dramatic veining. 75 square foot price does not include edges installation labor and sink. Both calacatta quartz and carrara quartz are inspired by authentic natural marble stone look and feel.

Check out this video explaining the easy 3 step process of caring for calacatta marble granite and other types of natural stone. Photos are examples only. Please contact your stone source sales consultant to view photos of slabs currently in stock. Granite is gorgeous but if you want the gentle beauty of marble without having to constantly worry about damaging the stone i have some options for you.

Meta marble granite is an industry leader in natural stone slab tile and mosaics located in seattle wa. Calacatta oro is an excellent choice for fans of the tuscan style of residential architecture. This beautiful engineered stone is a great option for kitchen countertops bathroom countertops fireplace surrounds home bar tops commercial bar tops outdoor kitchen counters and other surfaces. Calacatta quartz vs carrara quartz.

Digital image color may vary from actual slab coloration. White light gray or light beige background marble with darker veining subtle or bold. Usually carrara marble works better in the kitchen than calacatta because it tends to be darker and more heavily veined hiding all those coffee wine and food stains that are bound to occur. It has an exquisite look whereas carrara marble features fine veining that creates a very soft contrast with the color of the stone calacatta offers a bolder and more dramatic appearance.

Adding to the confusion between the two calacatta is even quarried from the same region of italy.