One of the biggest decisions you'll face in making your home is choosing your favorite countertop material - and color. Quartz slabs are a beautiful addition to any kitchen. There are so many colors, textures, and shapes that it might be easy to get left in the stone age! The following quartz countertop information will help you choose the best options to match your kitchen decor:

Neutral Colors with Quartz

Neutral colors are a great option for your quartz countertops. They are easy to blend with the rest of your kitchen decor and are timeless, which means they won't go out of style with the next big trend in home decor. 

If you want to use a neutral color on your quartz countertop, take some time to choose the right one. After all, neutral colors don't always mean boring colors. There are many shades and hues that fall into the "neutral" category that can work well in just about any kitchen.

Using Solid Quartz Slabs

Solid quartz slabs are the second most common type of countertops. They have a look similar to marble, but they're not porous like marble. The biggest difference between natural and solid slabs is that solid quartz doesn't have any veins or patterns like natural stone. Quartz does, however, come in a wide variety of colors.

If you want a kitchen countertop with a modern design, then you should use solid quartz slabs. Quartz slabs come in nearly any color you want, and they'll go well with any design or style kitchen.

Interesting Shapes with Quartz Countertops 

The right countertops can make or break a kitchen design, and that's especially true for modern kitchens where the clean lines and simple aesthetic call for solid-color quartz slab countertops.

Finding the right color is the key to making your solid-quartz countertops work with your kitchen decor. Some things can be done make sure your quartz slabs work with your kitchen design. These include using solid slabs and custom shapes to give your kitchen design a unique look. 

Options for Patterns and Veins in Quartz Slabs

If you want to update your countertops, quartz may be the way to go. Quartz slabs offer a unique design opportunity to create patterns and veins in your new kitchen that can be manipulated to match your kitchen decor. 

When you choose the pattern of your quartz slab, it will have a big impact on the look of your overall kitchen design. The pattern is what gives the countertop its texture and design. For example, if you want a more traditional look, you may want to choose a granite or marble pattern that has a subtle texture. On the other hand, if you want something more modern, you could choose a concrete or sandstone pattern with bolder textures and colors that will stand out in your new kitchen design.

Once you have chosen the pattern of your quartz slab, it is time to decide on the vein. This is where you can add more color and depth to your new countertop. You can choose from a wide variety of veins for each different type of quartz slab.

No matter what decor you are shooting for in your kitchen, there is a color, pattern, and shape of quartz countertops that will make the perfect match. Contact a contractor for more information on quartz countertops.