Steer clear of ColorQuartz. I bought five slabs of Akoya Pearl Quartz from International Granite and Marble (IGM). This quartz is made by ColorQuartz. Their sample was incredibly beautiful. It looked like real stone. It was to be delivered and installed while I was gone, therefore I asked IGM if I should come and approve the slabs before I left. They said no, because it was man-made, they would all look like the sample. They delivered and installed while I was gone. The material that was installed was of incredibly poor quality. It has little specks all over it. It looks like it is covered in freckles or made of tapioca. I called IGM and complained. They came to my home and looked at it and agreed with me. They said it would be up to ColorQuartz to refund my money or replace it. I called the local ColorQuartz rep. He said it was awful that the quartz looked so bad. He said he would do something that day or the next. He did not. I then called and complained to the ColorQuartz VP of Sales. He literally told me he didn't care. Repeatedly, he just said, "I don't care". I never heard of any sales person ever before say such a thing. IGM is no longer returning my calls, so I am not too pleased with them either. If they are a good company, they will drop ColorQuartz. I paid $6121.61 for those slabs. I am attaching photos. The one on the right is the actual, the one on the left is the sample.

ok ok, if you love the toilet keep it and I didn't realize you already had it LOL. I totally understand there are just some items we love and gotta have :) for me I went cheap on the light fixtures and other little details but splurged on the vanity top for example - but I knew I wanted quartz so I get it when there is stuff you love. How far past the 30 days are you? you can always call and say you're not happy with the vanity and see if they will take it back. Otherwise the piece is still very nice looking. You may find a spot somewhere else in the house for it.. or with time someone may eventually buy it. With 96" in your space I think a modern custom vanity fit exact to the space will look great. I was quoted Kitchen craft cabinets and they are frameless and have the modern look & feel. They were pricey but may be in your budget. I think Kitchen craft is just a mid grade line. I could be wrong though. My vanity came last night and I'm very happy with it. The pics are hard to see because we have it in our tiny den and the lighting isn't the greatest. We went for more of the traditional look. It's a cherry front with a pretty dark/reddish finish. I can't wait to see what it looks like installed with the new top. I paid $1050. I will try to post pics from my phone.

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It looks like marble, but more than likely it is quartzite (similar to marble.) Especially since it is stored outside. Quartz is not good out in the elements. Be careful if you are choosing it for your kitchen. Quartzite and marble will scratch and etch. Unless you are not much of a cook and the kitchen is more ornamental, I would choose quartz or granite.