Not sure about those colors in the US. Why don't you check out other quartz manufacturers and not just Caesarstone? Like Silestone, Cambria, Zodiaq, HanStone, Viatera, Radianz, etc etc.

You're sure to find a broader variety of colors and better chance of finding the one you like.

What happened was we saw a Cambria color we loved (New Quay), but the designer/contractor I'm working with says she's had lots of problems with Cambria (cracking) and she won't use it! Hence trying to find something we like as much as the New Quay⦠Have looked at Silestone and Okite, but nothing they have caught our attention, and those seem to be the three brands she prefers. We currently have Caesarstone and love it, which was another reason we were going to stick with it. However, ours is black, so there isn't even a chance of staining there (like I've heard about the whiter Caesarstone colors).

I have almost pure white Ceasarstone (organic white) and it has stained one iota, and we're not that careful - wine, blueberries, mustard, salad dressing, it doesn't matter, no staining.

So sorry to hear my US friends on GW can't get Bianco Drift. We are getting it, and it is beautiful! The stone guys tell me it is very, very popular . What does Caesarstone say about the expected arrival date of Bianco Drift (and others mentioned) to the US? It is very odd for something to be available in our Canadian market before the US market. It is almost always the other way around.

Carol

I noticed that, also. Several months ago I inadvertently opened the Australian Caesarstone website and was excited about the new colors (colours in Australia). I sent an email question to Caesarstone, but never received a reply regarding availability of these colors in U.S. I was interested in Nuvo (calcacatta with broad veining) at the time.

Hanstone has some new ones just out:

Here is a link that might be useful: Quartz

Where did you read about it getting stained?

I found a few threads on various forums (including this one, I think) about lighter colored Caesarstone staining...

OntarioMom, we are looking at bianco drift too. Are you please with it? Would like to see pictures!

Hi 3lovepie,

We are still under construction. Still lots to do before we get to installing counters (electrical rough-in, insulation, walls, floors, cabs, so don't hold your breath for any pictures anytime soon). I did see very large slabs of Caesarstone Bianco Drift at the Interior design show in Toronto. I have also seen it at one slab yard. It is simply gorgeous.

Carol

P.S. How did your brick turn out?

We are going with Redlands King William. We changed our mind a few weeks back - we've had a lot of thinking time as it was too cold to start bricking.

We are finally working on our kitchen and have seen a small sample of Bianco Drift (taps and tile on Lawrence ave west). They are not fabricators but did have quite a selection to view.

We are thinking of using 2 separate choice (island and counter).

Can't wait to see pictures when you are done :-)

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