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Statuario Light Grey Printed Quartz GQ-R0246
Description:
This Calacatta Statuario quartz channels the ethereal, timeless beauty of Italian Statuario marble, where wispy, wind-sculpted veins of soft ash gray drift across a brilliant, pure white base like cirrus clouds streaking across a summer sky. The pattern unfolds in delicate, layered strata—swelling into broad, hazy bands that taper into fine, feathered lines.
In residential kitchens, it bathes the space in a gentle, diffused brightness that amplifies natural light, turning compact galley kitchens into open, airy retreats while adding subtle, timeless elegance to sprawling open-concept islands. Its muted, neutral palette pairs effortlessly with light oak cabinetry, brushed nickel hardware, and matte white appliances, creating a calm, cohesive atmosphere that feels both modern and enduring.
Primary Color(s)：
Pure White
Accent Color(s)：
Pale Ash Gray / Light Ash Gray
Craft：
Printed
Finishes：
Polished/Honed/Suede/Leathered
Customized Size:
138″×79″/126″×63″/Customizable
Thickness：
30mm/Customizable
Country：
Thailand
Variations：
Medium
Full Body Printed Quartz:
Yes
Bookmatch Available:
Yes
Countertops
Residential:
Yes
Commercial:
Yes
Wall
Residential:
Yes
Commercial:
Yes
Flooring-Commercial
Residential:
Yes
Commercial:
Yes
Frequently asked questions
What is industrial style in interior design?
Industrial style is a design approach that features raw, minimal, and functional aesthetics. It often uses concrete, metal, and neutral tones like gray, black, and white to create a clean, urban look.
Is industrial style still popular in interior design?
Yes. Industrial style remains popular, especially in commercial spaces, modern homes, and loft designs. It continues to evolve with softer materials like quartz used to replace raw concrete and stone.
What is the difference between Statuario quartz and Calacatta quartz?
Statuario quartz typically has a whiter base with bold, high-contrast gray veining. Calacatta quartz has a warmer white base with softer, more varied veining, often with gold or beige tones.
How is Calacatta quartz made?
Calacatta quartz is engineered by combining natural quartz crystals with resins and pigments. The mixture is pressed, cured, and printed or veined to replicate the look of natural Calacatta marble with consistent patterns and durability.
