I dislike ours VERY much!! It looks pretty from far away but everything that touches my counters leaves a scratch or stain. I clean these counters constantly & have silicone mats on to prevent further damage. I have had to baby these counters so much!! I won't put down even a CLEAN spoon without a rag, mat or cork mat underneath. It's only my husband & I (no kids). We aren't rough & toss things on it hap hazardly and I still find new scratches or small stains from the smallest splash or drip of something. Worst decision ever!!!

Greetings all, the info above is very useful. We are renovating our apt and are considering an MSI quartz countertop for our kitchen. We went to their showroom and liked the Calacatta Miraggio (our cabinets are a stark white). However, I read quite negative reviews about MS, and especially the Calacatta Miraggio as it seems especially prone to staining (defeating the purpose of quartz). And the issues re food safety. It seems while the other MSI quartz are made using the Breton technology, the Calacatta Miraggio is using the LumaLuxe technology - and it seems problematic. We installed a Zodiac Stratus White 7 years ago in our weekend home and we never had any problems at all - that is why I want quartz again. We like MSI because it has a much larger choice of quartz, including some that have nice veins. And there is a huge price difference with Silestone or the other major companies. Our GC and his fabricator say that they never had any problems with MSI (but I am not sure how much to trust their judgment) and I visited several kitchen showrooms who also said that they never had any issues and that MSI is one of the top selling brand and Calacatta Miraggio the top selling MSI quartz. We are also considering MSI Carrara Lumos and Calacatta Montage if they are better quality but like them less. We like veins. We have been agonizing about this for months and need to make a decision soon. We have to be price conscientious but I also don't want to end up with a product I hate or have to be so careful especially since we like cooking. I also read that these days, all quartz is prone to staining! We also visited other showrooms, including GFO Stone (limited choices but quite nice, reasonably priced and seems to have a good reputation) but they don't have any samples to take home and see in our kitchen. Any suggestions are so welcome.

Thank you! I am not sure of the brand of the cabinets, but they're frameless white shaker (not custom). The handles are Liberty brand, Artesia model in champagne bronze. I got them from Home Depot and I chose them because my faucet and pot filler (Brizo Litze) are hard to match so I only had a few choices.

Has anyone installed CALACATTA MIRAGGIO DUO quartz? im looking for inspiration pictures