Calacatta Quartz vs Carrara Quartz

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Both Calacatta quartz and Carrara quartz are inspired by authentic natural marble stone look and feel. White, light gray, or light beige background marble, with darker veining, subtle or bold. These are the mutual characteristics of Carrara quartz countertops and Calacatta quartz countertops. They feature such a classic and always highly desirable look. Different varieties are always welcome.

However, there are some differences.

Calacatta quartz features bolder, more dramatic, wider, and darker veining. It's perfect for homeowners who are looking for a powerful focal point in the kitchen.

Carrara quartz features gentler, subtler, very fine, and delicate veins that almost disappear into the background. Some describe Carrara quartz as almost blue-gray overall. When you put Carrara white quartz next to the Calacatta quartz slab, you'll notice that the veining in Carrara quartz is softer, grainier, and more one-dimensional than in Calacatta kitchen countertops.