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Quartz Countertops

Find your dream work surface with quartz countertops. This increasingly popular material offers many durable stone-like designs to complement any modern design.

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Why Choose Quartz Countertops?

There are various benefits to quartz countertops. If you are shopping for a kitchen countertop that’s beautiful, durable, and low maintenance, then quartz is a great choice. This material has anti-microbial properties because of its non-porous qualities. It is also stain, heat, and scratch resistant and never needs to be sealed or conditioned. Quartz countertops have flexible styles and colors so you can get the look of natural stone with all the great qualities of quartz.

  • Durability

    These countertops are not only beautiful, but also heat-resistant, scratch-resistant, as well as stain-resistant. They are also nonporous, meaning it doesn’t allow liquids to seep through to the quartz. Talk to a Designer About Quartz Countertops!

  • History

    Quartz countertops were first crafted in the 1960s by Marcello Toncelli. The process he designed involved combining resin with raw quartz pressed into slabs. This material became very popular in the United States in the 1990s and remains to this day.

  • Style

    There are numerous styles of quartz countertops, from fine or coarse grains to the color of pigments throughout the slab. Since it’s a manufactured material, there is a lot of variation and personalization that can be incorporated into the design. Get Inspired Here!

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How to Order Quartz Countertop Samples?

Ordering your quartz countertop samples with CliqStudios is easy.

Step 1 - Simply choose your favorite designs then go to the navigation bar and click on Samples.

Step 2 - Under the drop-down menu click ‘Countertop Samples’.

Step 3 - To view the quartz countertop samples, use the filter in the upper left corner and click on ‘Quartz’.

Step 4 - Next, click ‘Shop Now’ and then ‘Add to Cart’ for any samples you would like to order.

Step 5 - When you are ready to order, click on your cart then click ‘View and Edit Cart’, then ‘Proceed to Checkout’.

Selecting the right samples can be challenging so order 2 - 3. This will give you enough of a variety that you can compare the countertops with your paint, cabinet samples, cabinet hardware, and other facets of the design. If you need help choosing your samples, contact a CliqStudios designer for assistance today.

How to Order Quartz Countertop Samples

Choose your favorite quartz designs.

Navigate to the Samples section in the navigation bar.

In the drop-down menu, select 'Countertop Samples'.

Apply the 'Quartz' filter to view the countertop samples.

Click 'Shop Now', and then 'Add to Cart' for desired samples.

Go to your cart, click 'View and Edit Cart', then 'Proceed to Checkout'.

More About Quartz Countertops

Explore Quartz Countertop Colors

Looking for a stunning and on-trend collection of quartz countertops? Explore CliqStudios’ selection of quartz with colors ranging from modern speckled bright white patterns to brown and black designs with bold veining. Find popular color choices and trending quartz colors like Calacatta Penida, Baja Creek, River Rock Swirl, Light Gray Tide, and Florenza for an earthy kitchen design aesthetic.

Calculating Quartz Countertop Costs

The cost of quartz countertops can vary depending on the design you choose and square footage of your kitchen countertop. Some of the main influences of cost include the popularity of the design, countertop thickness, edge profiles, backsplash, appliance cutouts, and other customizations. CliqStudios quartz countertops range in price from $66 - $122 per square foot. Common price ranges for a brand-new countertop are below.

Average Costs for New Kitchen Countertops

Type of Kitchen Average Cost of Countertops
Small Kitchens $3,000 - $5,000
Medium Kitchens $5,000 - $8,000
Large Kitchens $8,000 - $12,000

Tips for Cost Management 

As with all kitchen remodeling products, countertops come with options and customizations. Not all these upgrades are necessary, so if countertop budgets are low, there are still ways to get a quality quartz countertop for less.

  1. Shop quartz with lower square foot pricing.
  2. Select an edge profile with minimal detailing.
  3. Opt out of a countertop backsplash.
  4. Stay away from waterfall edge countertop designs.
  5. Create a kitchen design with less countertop cutouts.

These are all great options to keep your countertop costs low while making sure you gain a high-quality, low maintenance work surface.

How to Clean and Maintain Quartz Countertops

Taking care of your new investment is important. Quartz countertops should last for years to come, so in order to maintain their beauty and durability, follow the care instructions below.

Heat

  • Heat resistant to normal cooking temperatures
  • Use trivets and hot pads when placing hot skillets, pans, crockpots, or other heat generating kitchenware on the surface

Scratches

  • Resistant to scratches, cuts, and chipping
  • Cutting directly on the quartz surface is not recommended

Chemicals

  • Avoid exposure to any strong chemicals and solvents that can be found in household items such as nail polish remover or bleach

Recommended Cleaners:

  • Simple Green10x Stone Polish
  • Magic Eraser by Mr. Clean
  • Soap and Water
  • Denatured Alcohol
  • Hope’s Surface Cleaner
  • Rock Doctor Cleaner 

Transform Your Kitchen with Quartz Kitchen Countertops

Tempo quartz countertops

One-wall dark brown farmhouse shaker kitchen with stacked cabinets and marble-like quartz countertops.One-wall dark brown farmhouse shaker kitchen with stacked cabinets and marble-like quartz countertops.

Beige Wave

Minimalist slab door style bar area with wood floating shelves and tan marbled quartz countertops with a matching slab backsplash.Minimalist slab door style bar area with wood floating shelves and tan marbled quartz countertops with a matching slab backsplash.

Lugano quartz countertops

Light and dark shaker kitchen cabinets with wood floating shelves and rustic style with black marbled quartz countertops.Light and dark shaker kitchen cabinets with wood floating shelves and rustic style with black marbled quartz countertops.

Wallow quartz countertops

White inset shaker cabinet kitchen with bronze kitchen hood and pendant lights plus creamy stone-like quartz countertops.White inset shaker cabinet kitchen with bronze kitchen hood and pendant lights plus creamy stone-like quartz countertops.

Rio quartz countertop

L-shaped cream raised panel kitchen and cream quartz countertops with light gray mild veining.L-shaped cream raised panel kitchen and cream quartz countertops with light gray mild veining.

Ready to find your perfect quartz countertop? Order samples now!

Quartz Countertop FAQs

Are quartz countertops more expensive than granite?

Quartz and granite countertops are both generally in the same price range. Since quartz and granite are both extremely durable and made from similar materials, with one being naturally occurring and the other manufactured, the square footage pricing is usually similar.

Are quartz countertops better quality than granite?

Granite and quartz are both great quality countertops that can last for decades. Since granite is a naturally occurring stone, that means the consistency can vary. Natural quartz rock is found throughout granite slabs which is one of the strongest materials in granite. However, since it’s not evenly distributed, this may cause some weak points in the stone. The likelihood of granite breaking or getting damaged is still very minimal, and both materials remain great quality countertops.

Is quartz a good option for countertops?

Quartz is a great countertop option for many reasons. Most homeowners are looking for a high-quality work surface that can handle day-to-day life, is easy to clean and doesn’t require much maintenance. Quartz countertops have all of these features and more. Not only does quartz take the work out of maintaining countertops, but it’s easier than ever to find designs that imitate the beauty of natural stone.

Can you put a hot pan on quartz countertops?

It’s not recommended to put hot pans on quartz countertops. Although they are known to be heat resistant, any type of stone countertop, whether natural or manufactured, can suffer from thermal shock. Since natural and manufactured stones hold cooler temperatures, the drastic difference between hot and cold can cause cracking in the stone top.

What lasts longer, granite or quartz countertops?

Granite and quartz countertops are both very durable and long lasting.  Since granite is a natural stone, it can have pits, fissures, and weak points, however it’s not commonly broken unless the countertop is improperly supported or being misused. Quartz countertops are generally strong throughout the surface because natural quartz rock is evenly distributed within the resin. If both countertops are cleaned and maintained as recommended, they should both last for years.