When you need the best countertops, the material you choose matters, and some homeowners decide between quartz and granite.
But is there a difference between the two materials? Here are some facts that can help you decide for yourself.
Quartz countertops are manufactured
Quartz is a manufactured material, so you'll immediately recognize fewer imperfections. But it's also a durable surface that requires little maintenance.
You'll also appreciate a non-porous surface for easier cleaning and excellent visual appeal. Quartz countertops can fit in with any decor scheme you currently have.
Granite countertops are all natural
Granite countertops are p/natural, and as such, it's more sustainable and adds significant value to your home. However, it will need to be sealed and resealed in time to provide the durability it's known for.
The surfaces are easy to repair if something goes wrong, so you may not have to replace them as often. Enjoy extensive color options and fantastic decor-matching trends as well.
Making the right choice for your home
As you browse all the features of each material, compare them to your list of requirements. For example, you're sure to find that granite or quartz countertops are better for you.
If your requirements are short and straightforward, you might find that either product will work well for you. And we can help make sure you make the right choice. Contact us to learn more.
Find your countertops in our showroom today
Floor Store & Design Center is great for finding the best remodeling materials. Our associates are standing by to ensure you get the match you want and need in your kitchen.
If you're ready to choose the best countertops, visit our showroom in Point Loma, CA. From there, we cater to residents in:
San Diego
Carlsbad
Encinitas
Rancho Santa Fe
Point Loma
Complete the look with tile
While you're planning your countertop upgrade, it's the perfect time to think about the floors and walls that will surround them. The right tile can tie your entire kitchen or bathroom together — complementing the stone tones in your granite or the clean lines of your quartz. Explore our full selection of tile in San Diego to find options that work beautifully alongside your new countertops.
Or go with the warmth of wood — without the upkeep
If you love the look of hardwood but want something more durable for kitchens and bathrooms, wood-look tile and stone flooring is worth a serious look. It pairs especially well with both quartz and granite countertops — giving you the warmth of natural wood tones alongside the richness of stone surfaces. Built to handle moisture, foot traffic, and daily wear, it's one of the most popular flooring choices for San Diego homeowners doing a full kitchen or bath remodel.
