A few years ago we had our 3 bathrooms renovated. We purchased remnant quartz countertops from a local stoneyard at quite a cost savings! We chose Emerstone quartz, color: Crema Marfil, for our sage colored vanities; and Pental quartz, color: Thassos (white) for our charcoal vanity. All 3 countertops look as good today as the day of installation. No chipping, scratching or staining. Easy clean up with dish soap and water. Best of luck on your journey!

When we had our kitchen renovated a few years ago, we chose Silestone quartz countertops, color: Charcoal Soapstone. No chipping, scratching or staining. Easy clean up with dish soap and water. We are very happy with this countertop choice.

kculbers - I’ve now seen your Pental - Thassos countertop posted a few times - I need to decide on a solid white countertop for my master bathroom - and I’m wondering if this might be the right choice . . .

Is it just a plain white (as it appears to be) - or does it have any specks? I love genuine Thassos - and actually have some mixed in with other marbles in a 2” mosaic that’s on my shower floor (has some really interesting types of marble - including different Bardiglio pieces).

I am tired of looking at solid white countertops - I’ve thought about Corian (after all the praise Glacier White receives on Houzz) - just so I can be finished - but my SO def doesn’t want Corian.

Should I stop searching - and just go see the Thassos??!!?

Dani_m08: my Pental quartz Thassos is pure white, no specks.