Instead of a bit of verticality, the waterfall edge descends to the floor countertops down This type of countertop is a statement piece since it can make something like a kitchen island stand out dramatically. See more blue kitchens with Cambria quartz surfaces. The waterfall is the extreme version of the Rimrock. Paired with a black and brass range hood, the MARBLE-LIKE QUARTZ backsplash is both luxe and practical. If you don’t find what you need below, contact Cambria Customer Care by email or call 1-866-CAMBRIA (1-86). This dreamy blue kitchen features a custom BRITTANICCA MATTE backsplash that slides to reveal hidden storage. We want you to have the best possible experience of Cambriaand that means making sure all your questions are answered. When aligned with a range and statement hood, a quartz backsplash with bold movement like BRITTANICCA MATTE™ or SKARA BRAE™ creates a commanding focal point. We love the symmetry created in these spaces with a Cambria quartz backsplash taking center stage. Instead of having a top with that edge overhang, it drops off vertically on all sides, creating a waterfall effect. ELEVATE YOUR KITCHEN WITH A QUARTZ BACKSPLASH BEHIND THE RANGE OR SINK-cREATING A CAPTIVATING FOCAL POINT A waterfall countertop is the opposite of this aesthetic. Here are five ways a quartz backsplash and countertop combination can truly make a stunning space. With an array of stunning QUARTZ DESIGNS, a Cambria backsplash can take your kitchen or bathroom from beautiful to breathtaking. Those Weybourne and Sawnbridge patterns remain somewhat neutral where you could introduce other decor colors witah them, but with Carrick, you are more limited as to what else you can do with your decor.Looking to enhance your kitchen with a stunning quartz backsplash? Quartz backsplashes are a sleek and striking way to set your space apart. By using the highest purity natural quartz. Because we own our own mine, we are highly selective about every piece of quartz we use and only select pure white or clear. Cambria starts with the purest, whitest, natural quartz on Earth, says Cambria EVP of Design Summer Kath. It matches the veining of the Brittanica, which is why you are most likely thinking of using it, but do you really like that much dark gray? It's going to darken your kitchen to use that and really pull your color scheme toward the gray side. The best white quartz countertops never go out of style.
About the Carrick, it looks pretty dark to me. I'm thinking you could do Weybourne or Sawnbridge for everything. You'll find that any amount of pattern seems busier once it is in a larger installation. A perfect white quartz countertop design choice. Visually grand and majestic like marble, Brittanicca calls to mind the organic flow of rivers against a creamy marbled background of neutral white under soft-gray skies. The Weybourne and Sawnbridge patterns are lovely. Cambria’s original Brittanicca design is a marble alternative that has been incredibly popular since its introduction in 2015. I think if you're scared of a "messy" look, maybe you should not consider Brittanica at all. It was so bad that this person wanted Cambria to take responsibility for replacing it, but the posters here were trying to tell that person the slabs are unique because they are randomly poured, and a certain amount of variation should be expected. The sample this person had seen featured a differently-shaped vein, and the slab they got (which they made the mistake of not previewing and approving prior to fabrication), had a different look to the veining altogether. There is a thread on Houzz somewhere that I've seen where someone got Brittanica and just hated it once it was installed. Those slabs are made, I've heard, by pouring two colors of material together and just seeing how they flow, so each slab is unique. Your seams in Brittanica are really going to require an expert and extra slab space to work with.
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