Explore our range of black quartz worktops. Every surface is non-porous and scratch-resistant, backed by a 25-year material warranty. Buy direct from the worktop specialists and save 40%. Free samples, nationwide installation and 0% finance available.
Black quartz worktops make a bold, confident statement in any kitchen. They bring depth, drama and a sense of luxury that few other materials can match — whether you're designing a sleek contemporary space or adding contrast to a lighter scheme.
Available across both our Minerox Quartz and Stonelore ranges, black quartz is engineered to be completely non-porous. No sealing, no staining, no bacteria — just a surface built for real life. Every black quartz worktop carries a 25-year material warranty.
Our black quartz surfaces are composed of approximately 93% natural quartz bound with high-performance polymer resins, making them scratch-resistant and heat-resistant up to 150°C. Learn more about why quartz outperforms other materials.
Black granite has long been a popular choice for kitchen worktops, but it comes with compromises. As a natural stone, granite is porous and requires periodic sealing to prevent liquids from penetrating the surface. It can also chip more easily along edges. For a full breakdown of how quartz compares to granite and other materials, see our worktop materials comparison guide.
Black quartz offers the same striking appearance with far less maintenance. The engineered surface is consistent in colour and pattern, so there are no unexpected variations between slabs - what you see in your sample is what you get installed.
For those who want natural character, our black quartz range includes options with subtle veining and mineral flecks that add visual interest without the upkeep of natural stone.
High contrast - pair black quartz with white or light grey cabinets for a clean, modern look that never dates.
Tone on tone - combine with dark cabinetry and brass or copper hardware for a rich, sophisticated kitchen.
Statement island - use black quartz on your island while keeping perimeter worktops lighter, creating a natural focal point. Explore waterfall island designs and other design options to make the most of this approach.
Industrial edge 0 black quartz works brilliantly alongside exposed brick, concrete-effect tiles and matte black fixtures. See how to bring this look together in our ultimate modern kitchen design guide.
Not sure how it'll look in your space? Order up to 3 free samples and test them against your cabinets and flooring.
Black quartz is low-maintenance, but it does show water marks and fingerprints more readily than lighter colours. A quick wipe with a damp microfibre cloth keeps the surface spotless.
For daily cleaning, warm water and a soft cloth is all you need. For stubborn marks, a non-abrasive cream cleaner works well. Avoid bleach-based cleaners and scouring pads, as these can dull the polished finish over time. View the full care and maintenance guide for best results.
We always recommend using trivets for hot pans straight from the hob. Sustained direct heat above 150°C can cause thermal shock, which isn't covered under warranty.