Explore our range of white 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.
Minerox Quartz
£464 £278/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£336 £202/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£384 £230/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£552 £331/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£504 £302/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£336 £202/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£296 £178/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£504 £302/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£296 £178/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£504 £302/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£464 £278/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£384 £230/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£552 £331/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£384 £230/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£504 £302/sqm
Minerox Quartz
£504 £302/sqm
Stonelore Quartz
£648 £389/sqm
Stonelore Quartz
£648 £389/sqm
Stonelore Quartz
£648 £389/sqm
Stonelore Quartz
£648 £389/sqm
Stonelore Quartz
£648 £389/sqm
Stonelore Quartz
£648 £389/sqm
Stonelore Quartz
£648 £389/sqm
Stonelore Quartz
£648 £389/sqm
White quartz is our most popular colour choice, accounting for over 40% of the kitchens we install nationwide. It's easy to see why - white worktops create an immediate sense of space, reflect natural light, and pair effortlessly with any cabinet colour, splashback or flooring.
Unlike natural white marble, which is porous and prone to etching from acidic foods, our white quartz worktops are engineered to be completely non-porous. That means no sealing required, no staining from red wine or coffee, and no bacteria harboured in the surface. Available across both our Minerox Quartz and Stonelore ranges, every white quartz worktop carries a 25-year material warranty.
Our white quartz surfaces are composed of approximately 93% natural quartz bound with high-performance polymer resins, making them one of the hardest worktop materials available. They're scratch-resistant and heat-resistant up to 150°C, built to handle the demands of a busy kitchen. Discover the science behind quartz's remarkable strength.
The look of marble without the maintenance - that's the promise of our marble-effect white quartz range. But how do they actually compare?
Natural marble scratches easily from everyday use. It's also porous, requiring regular sealing to prevent staining, and reacts to acidic substances like lemon juice and vinegar, causing permanent etching marks.
White quartz gives you the same elegant veining and depth of colour, but with none of these drawbacks. Our Calacatta effect and Carrara effect worktops use advanced veining technology to replicate the natural patterns found in Italian quarries. Read our simple guide to marble effect quartz to learn more about the differences between Calacatta and Carrara styles.
For busy family kitchens, the choice is clear: marble-effect quartz delivers the aesthetic without the anxiety. See how real families use white quartz in our Kitchen Stories.
Not all whites are the same, and the right shade depends on your kitchen's lighting, cabinetry and the atmosphere you want to create.
Pure whites suit modern, minimalist kitchens with handleless cabinets and cool-toned lighting. They create a crisp, clean finish - ideal for the sleek, contemporary kitchen designs that are trending right now.
Warm whites carry subtle cream or gold undertones that complement traditional shaker-style kitchens, timber flooring and brass hardware. If you love the warmth but want something deeper, explore our cream quartz worktops.
Veined whites from our Calacatta effect and Carrara effect ranges add movement and character, working beautifully as statement islands or full-height splashbacks.
Not sure which shade is right? Order up to 3 free samples and see them in your own kitchen lighting — colours look very different under warm LEDs versus cool daylight. Our guide on making the most of your worktop samples will help you evaluate them properly.
One of the most common questions we hear after 100,000+ installations: "Will my white worktop stain?" The short answer is no - but good habits help keep it looking its best.
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.
While quartz is heat-resistant, 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.
For a deeper clean every few weeks, a solution of warm water and mild washing-up liquid, wiped down with a microfibre cloth, will keep the surface looking as good as the day it was installed. Read the full Minerox Quartz care and maintenance guide for detailed instructions.
Arctic Starburst
Aspen Ice
Capri White
Calacatta Gold Superior
