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I don't have quartz so not sure on the prices. That is a beautiful color you picked out though. If it helps, a coworker chose Cambria Bradshaw and was quoted around 5700.00 for 55 sq. Ft., if I remember correctly. She's in the western suburbs of Chicago.

Be aware that Cambria samples won't always reflect the finished slab. Will you be able to see your slab in person and okay the template?

Thank you for commenting! Im in central California so I imagine I'll be looking in the same price point. I'm always hopefull though when I see posters paying 65 a sqf:) If I'm able to swing it in my small budget, I will not buy unless I can pick the slab. Thanks again!

I was told that all Cambria designs are the same price. anitamo brings up a good point about the Cambria samples. I was grateful for the thread on the topic of the great variations of the finished slab from the sample and plan to make sure I get to approve the slab before installation.

You're welcome. I hope you can get Brittannica...it's gorgeous .

Congratulations! Can't wait to see it installed. Keep us posted.

Hi there! We're delighted to hear that you are considering Cambria for an upcoming project. Use our Dealer Locator tool to get started: http://www.cambriausa.com/en/dealer-locator/. Once you visit a dealer, they'll be able to provide an estimate. Generally, you will need the dimensions of your cabinet layout, information regarding backsplash requirements, edge profile selections, and your sink and stove location in order to get an accurate estimate.

This is the thread where the Cambria didn't match the sample and in fact wasn't even in the same ballpark! Personally, if they can't even get their samples to look somewhat like their finished product, I'd be leary of other problems too over time.

Read this Thread, about Cambria variation and look at the pictures.

Not mine! A friend just had this installed...

Wow. Normally I don't like that particular style but I think that they did a simply spectacular job at pulling this together! I particularly like the large-format floor tiles.

I agree. I wouldn't choose this look for my kitchen but I am certainly ooohing and aaahing over it. It's beautiful.

Gorgeous! I'm considering this as well.

I was just told by the installer that would be putting in my Cambria countertop and surround that Cambria will 100% not allow customers to pick their slab. Nor would they take a photo of the slab they were templating for you. So while you can view slabs, they aren't "your slab". This is making me think twice, as I'd be afraid to get something different than what I expected. I wonder if others have different experience?

That's the oddest thing I've heard. I did in fact go and choose my slabs. If I wasn't given the option, I would have gone with a different company.

Hello Stephanie S,

Although Cambria usually does not allow consumers to pick out their exact slab, certain dealers and fabricators may differ on this issue. If it continues to be an issue for you, we would love to speak with you directly to work something out. Please call us at 1-866-CAMBRIA, or email us at CustomerService@CambriaUSA.com. Our end goal is to always have happy customers who are endlessly pleased with their renovated spaces.

Thanks Stephanie, we will look forward to hearing from you.

Hi All, visited a fabricator yesterday and selected Cambria Brittanica. They told me that it costs "double the price" of other colors of Cambria and is much more expensive than the Quartz Master Calacutta Manhattan we were also considering. Are they pulling my leg? Seems like it based on prices that others have paid and it's time for us to find another fabricator... Thoughts?

dhanamassaia:

Brittanica is hot right now; Cambria and fabricators can and will charge a premium for it. I would if I were them. Pay it or move on.

Thanks for the info Joseph

I remember reading here that they raised the prices of their "marble look" line. The rest of their quartz is priced the same.

Hi @Dhanamasala, we're happy to hear you're considering Cambria for you upcoming project and thank you for your sharing your thoughts. This past September, Cambria announced a price increase for five of its designs: Brittanicca and Ella, Roxwell and Oakmoor and Whitecliff. We want to assure you that there were many factors contributing to the decision to increase the price, but we’d love to learn more about the scope of the project and fabricator you are working with. Please call out our team and ask for Mandy or Molly at 1-866-226-2742.