Photo from CambriaCountertops Take On Darker TonesThe patterns for engineered quartz counters are continuing to get more interesting and dynamic, and many home remodelers are choosing this material for its durability. Just this year, engineered quartz became more popular than natural stone for upgraded kitchen countertops in kitchen remodels, according to Houzz research. While white remains the most popular color for upgraded counters in kitchen remodels, multicolored counters are the No. 2 pick, while gray is in third place, Houzz data reveals.Several companies showed off darker engineered countertops this year at KBIS. This photo shows the new Golden Dragon design from Cambria, an engineered quartz that features a black background with gold veining and white highlights. The design is part of the new Black Marble collection that Cambria launched in response to the growing demand for darker countertop styles.
Photo from CambriaCountertops Take On Darker TonesThe patterns for engineered quartz counters are continuing to get more interesting and dynamic, and many home remodelers are choosing this material for its durability. Just this year, engineered quartz became more popular than natural stone for upgraded kitchen countertops in kitchen remodels, according to Houzz research. While white remains the most popular color for upgraded counters in kitchen remodels, multicolored counters are the No. 2 pick, while gray is in third place, Houzz data reveals.Several companies showed off darker engineered countertops this year at KBIS. This photo shows the new Golden Dragon design from Cambria, an engineered quartz that features a black background with gold veining and white highlights. The design is part of the new Black Marble collection that Cambria launched in response to the growing demand for darker countertop styles.
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