White Taj Mahal Quartzite Slab

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Brazil Grey and White Taj Mahal Quartzite Stone Slabs For Kitchen Island Tops

White Taj Mahal Quartzite Slab for Kitchen and Wall interior material is a beautiful Quartzite that has become very popular in recent years. It offers an elegant and classic look with durability that is hard to match. This light grey white quartzite is mostly white in coloration, but it contains many bands and striations of darker colors like brown, blue, or gold.

White Taj Mahal Quartzite Slab gets its name from the famous mausoleum, likely due to the light coloration, it is not, in fact, the white quartzite stone used on the building of the same name. With its soft, white, or beige background tones and golden and amber striations, this brazil quartzite is actually far warmer than the bright white of the Taj Mahal, which makes it a suitable interior design choice for many homeowners and professionals.

Taj Mahal quartzite stone is a pristine countertop material that will be able to fit into a wide variety of home designs and other commerial projects, like hotels, residential or bespoke projects, due to its white base with greyish brown veins. This beautiful natural white quartzite is a great option for kitchen countertops, as well as bathroom countertops, fireplace surrounds, home bar tops, commercial bar tops, and outdoor kitchen countertops.

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Natural Granite vs. Taj Mahal Quartzite Stone
Foremost, granite and quartzite are formed differently. Quartzite is a metamorphic rock. This means that it started out as one type of rock, in this case, sandstone, but transformed into something else due to intense heat, pressure, or other factors. Granite, on the other hand, is an igneous rock formed from the crystallization of molten rock.

While both types of stone are extremely hard, quartzite is actually slightly harder. On the Moh’s hardness scale, which measures the hardness and therefore durability of natural stone, granite measures about 6-6.5, while quartzite comes in around 7 (out of 10). This makes for an extremely durable surface, one that is resistant to heat, UV fading, and stains. While it is not completely immune to damage, and it can be susceptible to scratches and etching if not properly sealed and maintained, it is incredibly resilient, overall.