Calculate Your Countertop Cost For 10 Popular Quartz Countertop Colors

May 12, 2022

[Revised August 2025 – updated content and current products added] 

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Installing a new kitchen or bathroom countertop can be a significant investment, but few home improvements offer as much return in resale value and personal satisfaction. Since most homeowners have budgets for these projects, it’s essential to understand the associated costs upfront.

Prices vary based on the quartz countertop colors you select. They can range from affordable options to high-end styles, such as marble or concrete looks. The cost also depends on the popularity and availability of each color.

Homeowners should also keep in mind that other factors can affect the final cost of a new countertop. Some of these include:

  • The kind of edge finish you select for your countertop.
  • The required number of cutouts for sinks and fixtures during fabrication.
  • Any repairs or modifications needed for existing cabinetry.
  • Choosing between a pre-fabricated countertop and a custom-built one.
  • Additional work may be required, such as plumbing or electrical tasks.
  • Custom finishes such as honed or matte concrete quartz countertops

With that in mind, here are the average costs, including installation, for 10 of our most popular quartz countertop colors.

CALACATTA ALTO WHITE QUARTZ

PRICE: $$

msi-calacatta-alto-quartz-waterfall-countertopCalacatta Alto Quartz

Marble-look quartz is highly popular for kitchens and bathrooms. Marble is a timeless choice that complements almost any décor style and color palette, adding a touch of luxury to a space. Unlike natural marble, quartz is much easier to maintain. Calacatta Alto white quartz is especially favored, characterized by delicate gray veins on a gentle white background. Its low maintenance and fresh appearance make it perfect for waterfall edges on countertops.

CARRARA BREVE QUARTZ

PRICE: $

msi-carrara-breve-quartz-countertop-in-delicate-marble-lookCarrara Breve Quartz

Whether you prefer a rustic farmhouse kitchen or a modern design, the all-white trend remains popular. However, other colors are reappearing in white kitchens, especially neutral tones like gray and beige. Carrara Breve quartz countertops, with their delicate gray and gold veins, complement white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and various decorative features.

CALACATTA LAVASA QUARTZ

PRICE: $$

msi-calacatta-lavasa-quartz-countertop-for-kitchenCalacatta Lavasa

Not all white quartz countertops are identical. When selecting one, consider your other surfaces, such as flooring and backsplashes, and decide whether you prefer a cool or warm tone match. Calacatta Lavasa Quartz offers a marble look with a warm white background and short brown veins, which pairs well with browns and beiges.

CALACATTA MIRAGGIO GOLD QUARTZ

PRICE: $$$$

msi-calacatta-miraggio-gold-quartz-counter-and-backsplash-minCalacatta Miraggio Gold Quartz

What makes Calacatta Miraggio quartz truly special? It's crafted using MSI’s innovative Lumaluxe technology, which boosts the brightness and vibrant colors of the countertop. While all our marble-look quartz options are stunning, this new formulation brings an even more authentic marble appearance. A waterfall-edge countertop beautifully showcases this white quartz with striking diagonal gold veining, highlighting its unique charm.

CALACATTA SIERRA QUARTZ

PRICE: $$

msi-calacatta-sierra-quartz-kitchen-counter-with-wooden-floors-minCalacatta Sierra Quartz

If you love marble's aesthetic but desire a more striking option for your kitchen remodel, consider Calacatta Sierra quartz. Its cool white background is highlighted by bold, thick gray veining. While we often detail quartz countertops, MSI’s premium quartz also makes an excellent, low-maintenance choice for backsplashes.

CALACATTA LUMOS WHITE QUARTZ

PRICE: $$

msi-carrara-lumos-quartz-countertopCalacatta Lumos

If your main concern about creating the airy, bright white kitchen you’ve envisioned is maintaining its cleanliness. A quartz countertop is the ideal solution because, being completely waterproof and non-permeable, it resists stains much more effectively than the natural marble it resembles. Using Lumaluxe technology, Calacatta Lumos white quartz features a neutral white background with subtle, wispy gray veins.

CALACATTA ULTRA QUARTZ

PRICE: $$

msi-calacatta-ultra-quartz-countertopCalacatta Ultra Quartz

Homeowners desire marble countertops for a variety of reasons. They make any room look brighter, especially with a polished finish. They are opulent and versatile. marble-look quartz countertop, like Calacatta Ultra quartz, is your secret to having all of this with none of the work and worry. Show off the bright white and elegant gray veins on a focal-point center island.

CARRARA MARMI QUARTZ

PRICE: $

msi-new-carrara-marmi-quartz-countertop-in-modern-kitchenCarrara Marmi Quartz

Since the quartz countertop cost varies, it can pay to compare your favorite colors objectively. You might find that investing in a lower-priced quartz slab allows you to spend a bit more on fabrication without breaking the budget. You can order specialized cutouts for sinks, cooktops, and other custom features that make your kitchen unique. Carrara Marmi is a premium quartz with soft gray veins on a bright white background, and it is typically available at a slightly lower price point than other options.

MARA BLANCA WHITE QUARTZ

PRICE: $$

msi-mara-blanca-quartz-waterfall-kitchen-countertop-minMara Blanca White Quartz

On this list, you’ve seen references to how durable and easy to care for a quartz countertop will be — but you might wonder what makes it so practical. For one thing, quartz is waterproof. Unlike natural marble, it never needs to be sealed. Marble may etch when exposed to acidic liquids such as orange juice, or become stained from spilled wine. With Mara Blanca white quartz, you can have the bright white and gray veining of natural stone without worrying about every meal or beverage.

CALACATTA BOTANICA QUARTZ

PRICE: $$$

calacatta-botanica-quartz-countertop-msiCalacatta Botanica Quartz

Although it is an engineered surface, a quartz countertop is made from real stone. — pulverized quartz crystals, along with other minerals and pigments that create unique quartz colors. That’s why we can create looks like Calacatta Botanica quartz, which authentically replicates the look of fine Italian marble.

If you need assistance with deciding whether quartz or helpi finding where to buy quartz countertops, you can chat with us online, visit one of our showrooms, or find an MSI authorized dealer near you. Our knowledgeable staff will be happy to answer all of your questions.