What Are The Most Popular Quartz Countertop Colors

White

White quartz countertops occupy about 35% of the market share. According to a 2023 survey, about 60% of newly renovated kitchens and bathrooms choose white quartz countertops. According to the statistics of the "Home Decoration Yearbook," about 75% of households choose white quartz countertops. In 2023, the average price is about $75 per square foot, about 10% more expensive than other colors of quartz countertops. About 45% of luxury apartment projects choose to use white quartz countertops.

About 92% of users expressed high satisfaction after using white quartz countertops. According to consumer reports, the lifespan of white quartz countertops generally exceeds 15 years, far higher than the average lifespan of ordinary countertops, which is 10 years. In a large residential project, 80% of the kitchens used white quartz countertops, enhancing the overall aesthetics and value of the project. According to the "Catering Industry Decoration Guide," about 55% of high-end restaurants use white quartz countertops to enhance the dining environment. About 70% of high-end office spaces also use white quartz countertops, believing they are simple yet elegant.

Gray

Gray quartz countertops occupy about 30% of the market share. In 2023, the sales volume of gray quartz countertops increased by 20% year-on-year. About 75% of households chose gray quartz countertops in kitchen renovations. In a survey of 500 modern style residences, about 60% of kitchens and bathrooms chose gray quartz countertops.

The average price of gray quartz countertops in 2023 is about $70 per square foot. About 50% of mid-to-high-end residential projects use gray quartz countertops. Some families choose light gray quartz countertops paired with white cabinets. This combination appeared in 40% of home decoration designs in 2023. According to the "Home and Health" magazine, about 85% of users stated that gray quartz countertops perform excellently in preventing bacterial growth, are easy to clean, and hygienic. About 60% of high-end office buildings and hotels choose gray quartz countertops as the main decorative material. According to the "Global Quartz Countertop Market Analysis Report," the demand for gray quartz countertops is expected to grow at an annual rate of 8%.

In 2023, about 45% of newly built homes in the United States chose gray quartz countertops. About 30% of newly opened restaurants chose gray quartz countertops during decoration, believing they are both beautiful and easy to maintain.

Brown

Brown quartz countertops occupy about 25% of the market share. In 2023, the sales volume of brown quartz countertops increased by 18% year-on-year. In a survey of 500 traditional style residences, about 55% of kitchens chose brown quartz countertops, emphasizing their warm and comfortable home atmosphere. About 45% of middle-income families choose brown quartz countertops, believing they are both beautiful and affordable.

88% of users expressed satisfaction after using brown quartz countertops, believing their stain resistance and durability are excellent. In actual applications, brown quartz countertops are often used in country style and traditional style home decoration designs. Some families choose dark brown quartz countertops paired with mahogany furniture. This combination appeared in 35% of home decoration designs in 2023. According to the "Commercial Space Design Trend Report," about 40% of newly built restaurants and cafes choose brown quartz countertops.

In 2023, about 30% of newly built homes in the United States chose brown quartz countertops. According to the "Global Quartz Countertop Market Analysis Report," the demand for brown quartz countertops is expected to grow at an annual rate of 7% over the next five years. More than 50% of the guest rooms and public areas of a well-known hotel chain chose brown quartz countertops, enhancing the overall decoration level and customer satisfaction.

60% of new home kitchen islands chose brown quartz countertops, emphasizing their natural and harmonious visual effects. According to the "Kitchen and Bathroom Design Guide," about 70% of designers recommend using brown quartz countertops in high-end residential projects, especially in large open kitchens.