I like it. if you could find a golden bronze hardware, it would really compliment it. all I could find at the moment in that coloring. (no, I wouldn't do these knobs!)

I understand why you like it. It is a striking piece. And, you are right about it and the floors.

Personally, I would not choose it as I would get sick of it.

However, I am all for"if YOU like it, then buy it."

P S. I am a big quartz fan, so we are on board together.

I love it! I saw it on display in a kitchen and bath showroom and am considering it for my kitchen.

It's probably something I would choose if I couldn't find a real stone I liked. it resembles real stone and I like the lines and the colours. Not too busy, but has some character.

It would be nice for you to view a larger slab. Do they have pictures of full slabs on their website? Or a kitchen done in it? It looks like some the granites that would have a problem with staining or etching so if you love it, I would go for it. So long as that quartz brand has a good reputation for being fairly impervious to stains.

I live in South Florida and saw it in a showroom there. You can see a tiny piece of it in this pic. I was looking for cabinets for my bathroom at the time and wasn’t focusing on the quartz, although it immediately caught my eye.

I like it, especially the little sparkles mixed in!!! I have granite with a few sparkles, and absolutely love how it looks at night with just the sink light on. If I were shopping for quartz, I would use it!!

For me it would depend on how it will read in your kitchen with your lighting. Darker? Lighter? How much of it are you talking about using. Just an island with a plain perimeter?

Its dramatic. Will be dominant in the space.

I like it with your other elements. The difference you see in person compared with the photos, is exactly why people here recommend that you never choose something like this from a photo. Try to find a local distributor (even if you have to drive an hour plus) that has some slabs you can view.

Also make sure if/when you order that you are allowed to see the slabs before you approve the purchase.

My Taj Mahal quartzite counters are creamy/warm colors, but every photo I take shows them as more gray/cool.

@Angelica, the display is in Delray Beach. Just to confuse you a little more, I don’t know if you’re aware, but you can also get this quartz without the heavy diagonal line.

I like it, and I’m generally not a quartz fan. It looks good with your cabinets and flooring.

From your description of soothing bright and clean with just a hint of interest I wouldn’t of thought of this particular material. Doesn’t mean it’s not pretty though. Your hesitation is saying something

I believe it’s also called Diamante. If You ask about it, they’ll know.

I’m looking for soothing, bright and clean, with perhaps a hint of interest.

Then take a pass on this stone. It's waay bossy.

I do like it (in someone else's kitchen) but would never chose it because I know I would get sick of it. Sooner rather than later.

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I like the Taj, but 14K ?? for how many slabs?

The veins are a very strong diagonal repeat, judging from the photos. Non veined appears very Tuscan to me.

Also, notice the manufacturer says see/ select a particular slab.

I think the non-busy version is the best approximation of the softer stones of everything you've shown. As long as you're willing to accept that you will have to work around it a bit with other choices (so no dramatic backsplash) it will be lovely.

and 3 slabs as well for the quartz? that's a pretty good deal they're offering. If you love it, then go for it.

look at tilebar, Loft series glass subways

Loft, Adriactic mist, 2x8

3x6Loft Seafoam, polished

Seafoam, frosted, 4x12

https://tilebar.com/coastal-dew-2x8-beached-frosted-glass-tiles.html

https://tilebar.com/lancaster-3x12-open-seas-ceramic-tile.html

https://tilebar.com/loft-seafoam-polished-1-x-4-glass-tiles.html

CleTile Zellige glazed earthenware (comes in subways too)

but I love the hex and these squares

don't overlook a good glazed ceramic

Glasstileoasis

are you familiar w/LunadaBay tile? they have beautiful glass colors. Lots of them!

Here is the Agate in Lucca Pearl, 1x4 bricks (comes in many sizes/shapes)

Agate-Martini. the cool grays w/the greens is gorgeous

http://lunadabaytile.com/LBT_agate_martini_ribbed.html

TommyBahama collection:

they also have ceramic. O'Keefe in the Picket shape

CleTile Weatherered White. it gives of a pearlescent green/blue hue.

Dragon Bay

And Winchester Tiles, glazed ceramic in Pasture

Hi i stumbled upon this thread and am looking at the diamonte quartz. did you end up going with it? if so are you happy with it?