Taj Mahal is a cream background with soft gold movement, the kind of stone that looks like still water from across the room and looks like geology when you stand on top of it.
This is the stone I keep speccing for clients who want marble but cannot live with the maintenance. Quartzite is harder than granite. It will not etch from lemon juice or vinegar the way marble will. It will not stain from oil the way marble will. You can put a hot pan on it. You can chop on it. You can be a normal human in your kitchen and not babysit the counter. Properly sealed it is basically bulletproof.
The slabs come big enough to do a full island in one piece without a seam. That is the move. Big slab, single piece, book-matched waterfall edge.
Best For
Big-island kitchens, full waterfall edges, clients who love marble but live a real life.
