LG Viatera Quartz - Marble wanna-be
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Comments (29)Fwiw, I just mixed faux-marble quartz (Lagoon) with a Carrera backsplash and at least in it's pre-grouted state, I'm really happy. It was hard for me to find a backsplash that worked well with the grey-ish tones of the Lagoon, mostly because my cabinets are painted taupe. Anything that "matched" the cabinets seemed too brownish for the counters. The Carrera blends the two perfectly. I think it also works because I wound up using a very small-scale herringbone pattern, so the patterns in the marble tiles are less pronounced. Fwiw, I don't see the calacutta tiles that the OP posted working with a greyish quartz that's similar to Lagoon, and I'd also be concerned about pattern overload with a subway tile. But having worried about the fake-next-to-real problem, I wanted to at least add my experience that it can be done. One of the prettiest kitchens on here, done by a pro, is GW user @kompy, who used a different marble subway with Lagoon counters, and it looks stunning....See MoreCeaserstone Calcatta Nuvo 5131 or LG Viatera Minuet?
Comments (4)I have a nice size sample of the Calcutto Nuvo that i ordered. Really nice looking and its one of my top choices for my remodel. Do you mind asking how much you are getting quotes for this? It sounds like your fabricator is taking the easy way out, plenty of people buy this style @homechef- could you expand on not mixing quartz with natural backsplash. Plenty of people use engineered counter tops. are you telling me that no of those customers ever use natural stone tile? I am thinking of going with quartz and marble tile/backsplash. I'm a novice so please assist...See MoreHow are your "marble like quartz" kitchen countertops holding up?
Comments (4)My quartz countertops are not technically in the "marble look" list, though people have asked me if they are marble. It has some of the same colors, but not the pattern. I've had them for one year and so far no issues. They look just like the day they were installed. In fact, I just ordered a piece for my island, which has a butcher block piece. One thing I like about mine is that the pattern is such that the seam barely shows. I have also seen my quartz on mid tone wood, dark wood and white cabinets. However, the overall look is warm, so it might not work with a cool gray. In this light it looks cooler: https://www.houzz.com/photos/my-pics-work-in-progress-phvw-vp~58831076 Here you can see some of the warmer tones: https://www.houzz.com/photos/my-pics-work-in-progress-phvw-vp~88667617 This might not be the look for you, but I am pleased with quartz and have no problem recommending quartz countertops....See MoreLG Viatera Muse Counters- backsplash ideas?
Comments (19)Hi MW, Thank you for considering Cambria for your upcoming project. Ella is such a timeless design, with beautiful and delicate gray veining for a maintenance-free marble alternative. You mentioned wondering about backsplashes with this design—Here are a few of our favorite looks with Ella for inspiration. https://www.instagram.com/p/BR4BR8nBzPn/?taken-by=cambriasurfaces https://www.instagram.com/p/BWXkEXwAA-p/?taken-by=cambriasurfaces https://www.instagram.com/p/BWXkEXwAA-p/?taken-by=cambriasurfaces Cambria is the only family-owned, American-made producer of natural quartz and our product is backed by our Lifetime Limited Warranty. All of our designs are available in high gloss or Cambria Matte finish, which are both scratch and stain resistant and never require any sealing or polishing. If you’re curious how the product will look in your space, we encourage you to download the Cambria AR app (iPhone) https://www.cambriausa.com/Cambria-AR/ or use our Kitchen Visualizer tool on the design page on our site. https://www.cambriausa.com/Designs/design-palette/Ella/ We’d love to help answer any questions you may have at 1-866-CAMBRIA. Best of luck with your project!...See Morebons
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