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Wide range of white quartz colors and patterns

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White Quartz Countertops Made to Your Requirements
Let's create a white quartz countertop that fits your layout
We cut the sink opening to match your approved template
We cut the cooktop opening to your appliance specifications
We choose the edge profile and backsplash with you

Browse White Quartz Slabs

White quartz is one of the most popular premium countertop options for a bright white kitchen, bath or vanity. These colors in our quartz catalog run from pure white and soft white to bold, elegant Calacatta veining. Each one has its own card in our quartz colors and slabs catalog with photos.

Popular White Quartz Countertop Options

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Availability changes, so we confirm your color and slab before you order.
Compare Undertones, Patterns and Finishes
Not every white quartz looks the same. Three things set them apart.

  • Undertone. Some whites read pure white and cool, some soft white and warm, and some lean cream, beige or gray. A cool hue suits white cabinets and white appliances. A warm white adds warmth next to wood tones and beige tile.
  • Pattern and style. Solid and fine-speckled whites give a clean, minimalist or contemporary look, and even concrete-look styles exist. Carrara-style slabs have subtle gray veining. Calacatta and Statuario styles have bold veins, some with gold tones, that replicate the look of natural stone.
  • Finish. Most quartz comes with a polish. Some colors also come in a matte or honed finish with more texture, and we confirm the options for your color.

Lighting changes how white quartz looks. Check the slab or sample in your own kitchen light, next to your cabinets, floor and backsplash tile, to see how it fits your kitchen design.
Pros and Cons of White Quartz Countertops
Pros

  • Timeless beauty. A white quartz countertop is an easy upgrade for a kitchen remodel, and its versatile, sophisticated stone look works with almost any color palette.
  • Low-maintenance. Quartz is generally non-porous and usually needs no sealing, unlike natural stone such as granite or marble.
  • Daily strength. It is durable in daily use, resists scratches and stains, and slabs of the same color match closely.

Cons

  • Shows spills. Coffee, wine and turmeric stand out on white countertops, so wipe them up promptly.
  • Heat. A hot pan can mark the resin, so use a trivet.
  • Indoors only. Strong sun can yellow light quartz, so we keep it indoors.
View the Actual Slab or Request a Sample
Photos on a screen can shift the hue and veining. Before you order, we send photos of the actual slab for your project.

Ask us about a sample piece or seeing the slab in person, and we confirm what is available for your color. We can hold your slab free for two weeks, and a special-order slab takes about a month.

For a long kitchen run, we plan the layout so the pattern flows across seams. Engineered from natural quartz, slabs of the same color match closely, which helps on a large white kitchen or a matching vanity.
Fabrication and Installation for Your Project
Consultation
Measurement
Fabrication
Installation
Once you pick your white quartz countertop color, we handle the rest. See our quartz countertops service page for the full process.

  • Measurement. We measure on site and check the cabinets, plumbing and walls.
  • Template and approval. You approve the slab, seams, edges, cutouts and backsplash before we cut.
  • Fabrication. We cut and finish your quartz in our own workshop, on 3 cm slabs for almost every project.
  • Installation. Our crew sets the countertops, checks every seam and cleans up before we leave.

Your estimate lists the quartz color, square footage, edges, cutouts, any backsplash, delivery and installation. Removal of your old countertop can be added to your estimate. On average, our projects reach installation in about 14 to 17 days, and we confirm your date with your estimate.
From Request to Installation
Your request
Leave a request and our manager will contact you.
Estimate/Quote
We review your photos and measurements or measure on site, then prepare your estimate.
Installation
We fabricate your countertop and install it on the schedule confirmed in your estimate.
We deliver and install countertops
Why Choose Perfect Stones for Your White Quartz Countertops in Charleston?
Here is what homeowners, designers and contractors can expect when they work with us.

  • Real slab photos. You see the actual white quartz slab or a sample before we cut.
  • Honest advice. We tell you which white quartz suits your cabinets, lighting and style.
  • One team. The same team measures, fabricates and installs your countertops.
  • Checks before we cut. We look at the cabinets, plumbing and walls and tell you about any limits early.

Ready to start? Request your estimate today.
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