MATERIALS: New Quartz

Category: Stone Knowledge Updated: 2019/5/23

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Architectural Granite & Marble (AG&M), Austin, Texas, offers a varied selection of new quartz surfaces for the beginning of 2017.

For its MetroQuartz line, AG&M launches launch four trendy new colors: Absolute White, Calacatta Lucca, Bardiglio Vecchi and Latinum.

'MetroQuartz is the best option for clients that want the look of marble, but are needing the durability of quartz,” says Chad Seiders, AG&M vice president of marketing.” The new colors provide fabulous soft hues that are exceeding the current trend demand.”

The company also appealed to value installations with a MetroQuartz builder palette quartz line of Ice, Glacial, Latinum, Sand Drift and Perla.

“AG&M has endless options for countertop surfaces, but we wanted to offer a more-economical color palette that was designed for builders and their programs,” says Layne Fulero, AG&M national sales manager. “These four colors are not only economical but on trend and beautiful, allowing for luxury at an affordable price.”

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