How to Choose a Quartz Countertop Color

Color Planning

More than 1,000 families chose quartz countertops with the cabinet color contrast at a ratio of about 75%, which is enough for you can DIY install them during remodeling. If your work area is poor in natural lighting, dark tiles might even enhance the feeling of oppression further. If the lighting in your kitchen is dim, lighter color countertops will reflect more light and brighten up the space making it look larger.

Colors play a critical role in influencing how people feel and act. Quartz Countertops Blue and green have calming properties that can help make blue or create a sense of serenity in the kitchen. Effect is reflected in market surveys demonstrating nearly 60% of respondents opting for cooler tones on their countertops as they feel it removes the clutter and pressure-laden ambience kitchenLivingenvironments tend to exude. In recent years, exotic designs of worktops in delicate pink and sky blue have proved more appealing to the majority of people with a growth rate per annum at 8%. Dark countertops on the other hand have a great visual effect but can easily show scratches and dust while in use, 30% of users with dark countertop regret due to maintenance.

Cabinet Matching

And a survey of 1,200 kitchen renovation projects found that 9 out of every 10 designers would suggest keeping the colors uniform for better overall cohesion in your space. When it comes to the most popular options, dark wood cabinets and warm-toned quartz countertops (like beige or gold) are a great way of adding loads warmth & texture in your kitchen with 88% approval rankings. White light kitchen cabinets will help to brighten up the room and pairing your new white light wood with a cooler toned countertop such as gray-white, or even ice blue quartz can add just enough color for an updated modern look. Families who choose this color scheme reported 92% of satisfaction feeling that it contributed to improved perception in spatiality.

Glossy and smooth material can be paired to achieve luxury look on the nice almost brilliant kitchen. With this couple, they have an 85% customer satisfaction. Yellow or orange kitchen quartz countertops also provide new vibrant color accents to return your family dining experience better, as well and introduction this 30% meal satisfaction improvement into every neutral toned modern kitchens accounts.

Light and Shadow Effects

Because of lighting, the way we see colors can change 60%. Due to this property, the same materials may look vastly different when lit in another way. If you have some natural light in your kitchen, lighter colors of quartz countertops like white or light gray might make the whole room seem brighter and airy. Presence of light countertops in well-lit spaces can add 40% more to the family contentment with overall kitchen.

Dark countertops (black, dark gray etc) in applications where the kitchen lacks natural light – but properly illuminated with warm yellow downlights or soft indirect lights can add tone and depth to an otherwise boring space. Eighty-five percent of users have approved light bars in dark kitchens for this very combination of lighting and color. The western kitchens catch a great deal of light at the end of the day, and if these countertops are in warm colours they capture this late afternoon (golden hour) sunlight which is never more inviting than when it literally spills into your family dinners; anecdotal observation has suggested that such occasional circumstances can increase enjoyment for meals by as much 30%.

Trend Preferences

When selecting quartz countertops, remember to look out for their own styles and colors according to personal taste. In a more recent market analysis, demand for "Textured" and marble-effect Quartz products have increased by circa 20% over the last couple of years. Consumers' preference for eco-friendly and long-lasting materials has grown 30% in the last five years.

Mild neutral colors are the most preferred option among more consumers with 60% market share. While blue and green are gaining popularity among certain consumer groups (in this case especially young families), the selection rate continues to grow by 15 percent. Sales of antimicrobial quartz countertops, which are also easier to clean (especially lower-maintenance than Carrara marble), increased 25% over the past year.