Both are nice , Quartz is replacing granite in our area, seems people are tired of granite ..

Between those two choices, their really isn't a "better". Personal preference would be the answer I think. They are both great for their own reasons.

I have had both. To me there is not much difference. It is strictly what you find aesthetically pleasing in your design. I will say that my nougat caesarstone Quartz does not show nearly as much dirtiness as my tan black granite did but that is just due to color and sheen. To me, Granite is more organic than Quartz and shows more movement. It all depends on what look you are going for. Good luck! Let us know what you chose and why!

Granite slabs are a natural cut stone product, porous and require yearly sealing. (not hard to do) Quartz countertops are man made with quartz and resins, and a harder surface than granite. Also quartz is nonporous -never needs sealing, but most often it comes down to aesthetics when choosing which direction to go. Properly installed, they both perform great.

To me, granite is very busy and a very personal choice. Yes, it's beautiful, usually only to the person installing it. Now, they have quartz to look like granite and other stones. I have quartz in my bathroom and just installed in my kitchen. I love how easy it is to keep clean. I didn't get a granite look alike, but a plain white one. I wanted marble, but with two small kids and a hubby who couldn't handle the patina, I went with the quartz. I think it's a timeless color and timeless choice that would work with any style. I got Ceasarstone (Israel), but Cambria (U.S.) and Silestone (Spain) are other options I was considering. We wanted to be sure we were not buying a product made in China.