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All 18 colors are quartz of Chinese origin, supplied by Xiamen YouStone Import & Export Co., Ltd. The photos are product samples from the YouStone catalog. Request a physical sample before ordering, since screens render color differently.
White and light-grey bases with marble-like veining.
A bright white background with soft, thin grey veins laid out like natural Calacatta marble. The calmest of the veined designs, it suits white kitchens and long island tops.
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A white base with bold clusters of grey and black veining. The pattern is the most dramatic in the series and works best where one large piece can be the focal point.
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Broad, soft grey veins form large webbed shapes across a white surface, giving a strong marble look that still reads light from a distance.
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A very light white surface with faint, fine grey veining. A subtle marble effect for buyers who want texture without strong contrast.
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A soft light-grey base crossed by thin, dark wandering veins. Cooler in tone than the white designs and good with grey or navy cabinetry.
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A light grey-white surface with clustered dark grey veins, sitting between the subtle and the dramatic designs in the series.
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A brilliant, almost solid white with very little visible pattern. The cleanest look in the range for minimal, modern kitchens.
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A clean, plain white with a very fine, even texture. A dependable choice for repeat units where every top should look the same.
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A near-white surface with a very fine, soft speckle that keeps the look clean while hiding small marks better than solid white.
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White with scattered fine grey flecks, like light rain on glass. A little more texture than Jade White without becoming busy.
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White with visible clear and grey quartz chips that catch the light. More sparkle and character than the plain whites.
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An off-white surface with small, soft grey speckles. Slightly warmer than the bright whites and easy to pair with wood tones.
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A light grey base with white and grey quartz chips. Practical in busy kitchens because the mixed chips hide crumbs and water marks.
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A mid-to-dark grey with a fine, even speckle. A strong contrast against white cabinets, or a tonal match with dark ones.
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A deep black surface with small reflective flecks. A bold choice for islands, bars and contrast details.
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A cream to ivory base with fine brown and grey speckles, giving a soft, warm look that suits classic and farmhouse kitchens.
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A warm sand-beige with a fine, uniform grain. It brings warmth to kitchens with wood or cream cabinets.
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A warm light brown with a fine speckled texture, the deepest of the warm tones in the range.
Product page on youstone.com.cn →Start with the Calacatta series: YS-06C for subtle veins, YS-01C for a classic look, YS-02C for drama.
Pure White, Super White and Jade White keep repeat units and long runs looking uniform.
Crystal Grey, Rainy White and Marcfello have speckles that hide crumbs and water marks.
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