Quartz countertops, being an engineered product, mimic the look of natural stone but can offer a more consistent appearance. Like granite ones, they feature different colors and patterns but lack the ...

When remodeling this kitchen, the owner chose engineered quartz, which comes in a wide assortment of colors and patterns, for her counters. 'I never thought I would buy quartz,' she says, 'but I ...

Also known as "engineered quartz" or "quartz" for short, these kitchen countertops are manufactured rather than being extracted from the ground.

This natural stone and solid surface hybrid offers a resilient and low-maintenance option for kitchen countertops and bath countertops.

The company makes highly durable engineered quartz countertops, a relatively high-priced item that is more expensive than laminate and costs as much as its arch rival, granite.