Is Calacatta Valletta the white and gray quartz countertop I should install in my kitchen?

St-Stones Calacatta Valletta quartz has a gray and white veining design, as we can see in the pictures below, is a type of engineered quartz surface that mimics the look of natural stones such as marble, with an off-white base and a gray veining. This combination creates a classic and elegant look that is both versatile and popular, which is very trending in 2023 and years to come.

Here is the size of St Stones quartz Calacatta Valletta, which you should take into account when you are looking for the right quartz for your kitchen size.

ST Stones Calacatta Valletta is Jumbo slab that can be used to achieve larger countertops without the presence of visible joints. This can give a more continuous, seamless look, especially for larger kitchen islands or peninsulas. Bellow is a picture of Calacatta Valletta, a white and gray quartz countertops installed by Stone and Quartz LLC., located in Boca raton Florida.

In 2023 is white and gray quartz countertops still in trend for kitchens?

It is good to keep in mind that white and gray veined quartz such as St-Stone quartz Calacatta Valletta has become a prominent trend in modern interior design, thanks to the excellent creativity of the companies that create and make quartz, over the years they have managed to mimic the timeless beauty of natural marble while offering the durability and convenience of man-made quartz surfaces.

White and gray quartz countertops installed on white kitchen cabinets can create a stunning and sophisticated kitchen design. This pairing provides a clean, timeless aesthetic as well as adding subtle visual accents through the gray veining patterns. It is good to keep in mind that the white base of the quartz does not need to be the same shade of white as your cabinets.

Combining gray and white quartz countertops like ST Stones Calacatta Valletta with gray cabinets can create a sleek, elegant and cohesive kitchen design that nicely complements different shades of gray. This pairing offers a contemporary and sophisticated look, and can result in a visually appealing kitchen space. Here is a picture of gray cabinets with Calacatta Valletta, a white and gray quartz countertops installed by Stone and Quartz LLC., located in Boca Raton FL.

How does ST Stones Calacatta Valletta quartz slab backsplash look like installed?

I would say it looks classic and simple. Once you can appreciate it installed you can realize that it give you a view of spaciousness to the kitchen and give you the simplicity of having a kitchen that doesn't look busy or disorganized at all. If this is the look you would like to feel in your kitchen then installing the full backsplash with the same quartz Calacatta Valletta is what you may need to consider doing in your kitchen.

What Backsplash Tiles go with ST Stones Calacatta Valletta Kitchen Countertops?

Here are some details of each suggested tile

Tile Size: 4 1/2” x 2 1/2”

Sheet Size: 12 1/8” x 12 3/16”

Sheet Coverage: 1.03 SQF

Rows Per Sheet: 4

Tiles Per Sheet: 180

Cut into Borders: Any

Tile Thickness: 25/64” (10mm)

Grout Joint: 1/16” (2mm)

Mesh Mounted: Yes

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR WET AREAS

Tile Size: Appx 2” Squares

Sheet Size: 11 3/4 x 11 3/4

Sheet Coverage: .96 SQF

Rows per Sheet: 6

Tiles per Sheet: 54

Cut into Borders: Every Row

Tile Thickness: 3/8 (10 mm)

Grout Joint: 1/16 (2 mm)

All tiles are mesh mounted

Tile Size: 4 1/2” x 2 1/2”

Sheet Size: 12 1/8” x 12 3/16”

Sheet Coverage: 1.03 SQF

Rows Per Sheet: 4

Tiles Per Sheet: 180

Cut into Borders: Any

Tile Thickness: 25/64” (10mm)

Grout Joint: 1/16” (2mm)

Mesh Mounted: Yes

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR WET AREAS

Tile Size: 2” x 2”

Sheet Size: 11.75” x 11.75”

Sheet Coverage: .96 SQF

Rows Per Sheet: 6

Tiles Per Sheet: 36

Cut Into Borders: Every row

Tile Thickness: 5/16” (8mm)

Grout Joints: 1/16” (2 mm)

All tiles are mesh mounted.

Feel free to contact us for any backsplash sample or for your quartz kitchen countertops fabrication and installation.