Quartzite Kitchen Benchtops
Quartzite benchtops
Get the marble look you love without the constant worry. Our premium quartzite benchtops deliver stunning natural beauty with exceptional durability—harder than marble, more forgiving with maintenance, and tough enough for busy Sydney family kitchens. With over 20 years of experience selecting the finest quartzite from global quarries, Avant Stone helps you find the perfect balance of elegance and practicality.
Our Quartzite Slabs For Benchtops
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Scarlet Rose Quartzite
Scarlet Rose Quartzite makes a striking statement in any residential or commercial setting. Its expansive ruby sections are intertwined with delicate white-grey veins and scars, offering a captivating spectrum of hues across the surface. With its Honed finish, this stone infuses warmth and charm into any space it graces, inviting a sense of comfort and elegance.
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Omega Black Quartzite
Omega Black Quartzite is a favourite among those seeking a dark coloured stone. The black background with the contrasting warm brown and white veining throughout give this natural stone a movement of its own. Not only is Omega Black Quartzite ideal for modern spaces, but it is also versatile & durable. This stone is often utilised in a leather finish, due to its unique properties which result in a deeply textured finish.
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Aurora Quartzite
Named after the vibrant polar lights, Aurora Quartzite is Nature’s artwork in its truest form. Aurora Quartzite has spectacular colorations of pastel green, grey and white. Aurora Quartzite is suitable for External and Internal applications due to its dense and durable structure. Aurora Quartzite will certainly make a statement to any application.
Our Quartzite Slabs For Benchtops
What Colours are available in Quartzite Benchtop
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Fusion Quartzite
Fusion Quartzite is distinguished by its rich color palette and intricate patterns, exemplifying nature’s artistry. Deep grey hues are interwoven with accents of gold, beige, and olive, creating a dynamic and captivating visual effect. Its unique and versatile design makes Fusion an exceptional choice for adding sophistication and character to any space.
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Octavia Quartzite
Octavia Quartzite is a subtle, calming natural stone. Consisting of light grey background, with contrasting deep grey striations. Octavia Quartzite is popular with many due to its striated appearance and subtle tones throughout which complement a number of finishes. Due to Octavia Quartzite’s geological composition, it is a dense and durable stone perfect for benchtops, flooring, and feature walls. Available in a leather finish.
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Portoro Quartzite
Portoro Quartzite is a striking natural stone consisting of an intense black background with intersecting warm rust coloured veining and silver translucent crystals that give this stone a luxurious persona. The attractive patterns create high movement, and the distinctive veining can be incorporated into any design, from larger applications to unique detailed features that make a bold statement and stand out from the crowd.
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Omega Black Quartzite
Omega Black Quartzite is a favourite among those seeking a dark coloured stone. The black background with the contrasting warm brown and white veining throughout give this natural stone a movement of its own. Not only is Omega Black Quartzite ideal for modern spaces, but it is also versatile & durable. This stone is often utilised in a leather finish, due to its unique properties which result in a deeply textured finish.
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White Macaubas Quartzite
White Macaubus Quartzite enchants with its pale white base color and delicate veining that gracefully meanders across the slab. The gentle veins create a subtle yet mesmerizing pattern, adding depth and character to the stone’s surface. Complemented by a soft gradient of earthy colors, White Macaubus Quartzite brings a sense of warmth and natural allure to any interior design project.
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Mont Blanc Quartzite
Mont Blanc Quartzite is perennial favourite of the Avant Stone natural stone range. Mont Blanc Quartzite is a perfect natural stone with its elegant marble like appearance but the wonderful durability of a Quartzite. Accented with soft grey and warm tan veining against the creamy white background, Mont Blanc Quartzite is ideal for benchtops, walls, and floors. The warm tone throughout the stone makes Mont Blanc Quartzite a fantastic match with timber finishes. Mont Blanc Quartzite slabs are also suitable in a book-matched application due to their angular veining.
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Infinity White Quartzite
The grey background of Infinity White Quartzite serves as a neutral canvas, allowing the dark angular veining to take center stage. This versatile color choice seamlessly integrates with a variety of interior styles, from contemporary to traditional, adding a touch of timeless beauty and sophistication to the space.
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Crystal White Quartzite
Crystal White quartzite is a mesmerizing natural stone that embodies the beauty of an icy glacier. Its pristine white hues are blended harmoniously, capable of commanding attention or gracefully complementing other design elements. With a timeless appeal and a distinctly modern identity, Crystal White quartzite brings a touch of sophistication and luxury to any interior design project.
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Aurora Quartzite
Named after the vibrant polar lights, Aurora Quartzite is Nature’s artwork in its truest form. Aurora Quartzite has spectacular colorations of pastel green, grey and white. Aurora Quartzite is suitable for External and Internal applications due to its dense and durable structure. Aurora Quartzite will certainly make a statement to any application.
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Arielle Quartzite
Arielle Quartzite is a reminder of nature’s ability to produce wonderful and striking pieces of natural art. Arielle Quartzite is a spectacle of copper veins against the turquoise blue background, available in both a polished and leather finish. The unique pattern and large slab size of this stone makes it perfect for feature walls & oversized kitchen islands.
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Arcadia Quartzite
Arcadia Quartzite is a rich natural stone that features colouration in deep green hues. The disctinctive patterns, naturally faceted appearance and striking veining make Arcadia Quartzite a perfect backdrop for an extravagant design.
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Taj Mahal Quartzite
Taj Mahal Quartzite is a stunning natural stone, perfect for those who want to add an elegant and sophisticated touch to their spaces. With its distinctive beige backdrop and gentle veins of grey and orange, it mimics the look of marble while offering the durability of quartzite. Ideal for countertops, backsplashes, and floors, it’s a versatile choice that combines beauty and functionality.
Key Benefits of Taj Mahal Quartzite
- Durable: Scratch and heat resistant, ideal for high-use areas like kitchens.
- Timeless Design: Subtle tones and elegant veining add class to any space.
- Versatile: Perfect for benchtops, backsplashes, and flooring.
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Patagonia Quartzite
Patagonia Quartzite renowned for its stunning mix of colours and exceptional durability, this quartzite slab is an exquisite example of nature’s artistry. The Patagonia quartzite, sourced from the lap of Mother Nature, reflects a kaleidoscope of intricate patterns and hues, making every piece unique. The ethereal beauty of the slab embodies the chaotic harmony of Patagonia’s wilderness. The riveting display of vibrant veins on a muted background is reminiscent of the region’s dramatic landscapes. This quartzite slab brings an unmatchable blend of durability and aesthetics, offering resistance to heat and scratches while enhancing your spaces. A statement of luxury and strength, the Patagonia quartzite slab seamlessly bridges the gap between functionality and style. Choose this premium quality stone to experience a slice of the wild Patagonian landscape right in your home or office space.
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Cristallo Quartzite
Introducing Cristallo Quartzite, a stunning stone sourced from Brazil. This quartzite boasts prominent brown veins against a unique blend of elegant beige and gray tones, with a subtle shimmer that reflects light beautifully. This stone can also be backlit.
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Atlantis Quartzite
Atlantis Quartzite is a durable, earthy tone stone from South America. The neutral grey background has dark angular veins through. Due to the stone’s quartzite composition Atlantis Quartzite is a durable and dynamic stone perfect for use in high use areas such as kitchen workbenches.
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Mirage Quartzite
Mirage Quartzite is a distinctive natural stone that combines earthy grey background tones with spectacular colourations of light grey and white. Ragged veining and heavy movement give this quarried stone its rugged aesthetics, while the striking visuals appeal to the sensibilities of both interior design professionals and homeowners.
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Bianco Quartzite
Bianco Quartzite is an off-white toned quartzite with soft veining that looks beautiful from all angles, creating a timeless elegant finish in any interior space. Bianco Quartzite is the perfect natural stone if you are seeking durability mixed with a classic natural finish. Bianco quartzite is stocked in a leather finish which accentuates the soft silver-grey veins throughout this stone.
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Alpina Quartzite
Defined by its cool grey tones and striking linear veining, Alpina Quartzite embodies both natural elegance and architectural strength. Its surface reflects a sense of quiet sophistication, making it ideal for contemporary and classic spaces alike. Whether featured as an island, a sleek vanity, or an expansive wall installation, Alpina Quartzite elevates interiors with its balance of durability and refined beauty.
What colors are available in Marble Benchtops
Black Quartzite Benchtop
White Quartzite Benchtop
Green Quartzite Benchtop
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Grey Quartzite Benchtop
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Why Quartzite Benchtops Work
The Best of Both Worlds
Here’s what makes quartzite special: it looks like marble but performs like granite. You get those beautiful natural veining patterns and soft colour palettes that make marble so desirable, combined with serious durability that handles real family life. It’s rated 7 on the Mohs hardness scale—significantly harder than marble at 3-4. This isn’t just numbers on paper. It means hot pots won’t damage it, acidic foods don’t etch the surface, and normal kitchen use won’t leave scratches.
Practical for Real Kitchens
Marble demands constant attention. Spill wine? Clean it immediately. Lemon juice? That’ll etch. Quartzite? Much more forgiving. While it’s still natural stone requiring some care, you’re not walking on eggshells. Sydney families love quartzite because they can actually cook in their kitchens without constant stress. The kids can do homework at the benchtop. You can prep dinner without paranoia about every drop.
Natural Beauty That Lasts
Each quartzite slab formed deep underground under intense heat and pressure over millions of years. The result? Unique patterns, subtle colour variations, and natural depth that engineered surfaces can’t replicate. Taj Mahal quartzite, our most popular variety, features warm beige tones with gentle grey and orange veining. It has that coveted marble aesthetic but won’t show every little mark or need constant babying.
Easier Maintenance
Quartzite needs sealing every 2-3 years compared to marble’s annual or biannual sealing. Daily cleaning? Warm water and mild soap. That’s it. No special cleaners, no elaborate routines, no stress. For busy households, this difference is huge. You maintain the premium natural stone look without the premium maintenance schedule.
How to Clean & Maintain Your Quartzite
kitchen benchtops
Daily Cleaning
Sealing the Surface
Heat and Scratch Protection
Consider the Application
Long-Term Care
Natural Stone Slab Supplier
Avant Stone brings together 20 years of stone industry experience to provide you with a range of globally sourced stone slabs including Marble slabs, Granite slabs and Quartzite Slabs.
We aim provide you quality service and distinctive stone products for your home or your commercial space. Avant Stone is the premier Stone Supplier of Granite, Quartzite and Marble slabs in Sydney.
Our showroom is located centrally in Greenacre, a mere 20 minutes from Sydney & Parramatta CBD.
Give us a call:Â 0298170037
Email us at: info@avantstone.com.au
FAQs
Is quartzite really better than marble for kitchens?
For most Sydney families, yes. Quartzite delivers marble’s elegant look with significantly better durability. It doesn’t etch from lemon juice or wine like marble does. It’s harder, more scratch-resistant, and requires less frequent sealing. If you love marble’s aesthetic but worry about the maintenance reality, quartzite solves that problem. The only trade-off? Marble has slightly more colour variety, though quartzite’s selection is still excellent.
How much do quartzite benchtops cost in Sydney?
Expect to pay $800-1,500 per square metre installed for quality quartzite. Taj Mahal and Mont Blanc typically range $900-1,200 per square metre, while exotic varieties like Patagonia Blush cost more. This sits between standard marble and premium Calacatta pricing, which makes sense given quartzite’s superior durability. Visit our showroom for accurate quotes on specific slabs.
Does quartzite need much maintenance?
Yes, quartzite is harder and more durable than marble. While both stones are beautiful, quartzite is more resistant to scratches, etching, and heat, making it better suited for high-traffic areas like kitchens.
Can quartzite handle heat?
Yes. Quartzite’s heat resistance is excellent—you can place hot pots directly on it without damage. That said, we recommend trivets as good practice to avoid any potential thermal shock and maximize longevity. But if you forget once? No disaster, unlike with some materials.
What's the difference between quartzite and quartz?
Completely different materials, despite similar names. Quartzite is 100% natural stone—formed underground over millions of years with unique natural patterns. Quartz (engineered stone) is manufactured from ground quartz mixed with resins and pigments. Quartzite offers authentic natural beauty with superior heat resistance. Quartz provides more colour consistency and never needs sealing. Both work well; it depends on whether you value natural uniqueness or engineered consistency.