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Antolini Quartz

3 years ago

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Has anyone used Antolini quartz in their kitchen, bathroom, etc.? We were going to use Caesarstone for our kitchen countertops, but our local stone yard is having a special on Antolini quartz, and I was wondering how it measures up to Caesarstone, Hanstone, Cambria, etc. I hadn't heard of Antolini until today. Thanks!

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Jackie Childrey
3 years ago
We’ve only had Antolini Quartz for a few months, but are very pleased so far! I was very specific in what I was shopping for - a white that was warmer and gold veining. We probably looked at 8 different fabricators / distributors. There were so many choices with gray veining, gold was harder to find. So far, red wine and Sharpie has cleaned up well!
Elisa B. thanked Jackie Childrey
Elisa B.
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you, @Jackie Childrey! Glad to hear you're liking the quartz so far. Your kitchen looks gorgeous!
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