Countertops by look
Gray and Concrete-Look Countertops
Gray countertops cover two looks: silver-gray stone with soft veining, and flat cement or concrete-style surfaces. Among the products we list, both are available in quartz, quartzite and porcelain. The products below are listed by MSI in a gray color family or a cement/concrete style.
From our catalog
4 materials with this look
Images are the manufacturers' own product photos. Natural stone varies slab to slab, so see your actual slab before fabrication.
Before you choose
What to consider
Material facts link to the supplier's own pages.
Concrete look without concrete
Cement Ash porcelain and Soapstone Metropolis quartz give an architectural, concrete-style surface in a fabricated slab. Check each product page for the finishes the supplier lists.
Light or dark gray
Light grays keep a room airy and pair well with white or wood; darker grays add contrast. Both look different under warm and cool bulbs, so view samples where they will be installed.
Care by material
Quartz needs no sealing, per MSI Surfaces; Mercury Gray is a natural quartzite, where periodic sealing is usually recommended, per MSI Surfaces.
FAQ
Common questions
Can I get a concrete look that's practical for a kitchen?
Yes. A concrete-look quartz or porcelain slab gives the look in a fabricated countertop. We'll go over finish and care for the specific product at your estimate.
Is gray quartz or gray quartzite better?
Quartz is consistent and doesn't need sealing; quartzite is a natural stone with unique veining and usually needs periodic sealing. See our quartz vs. quartzite guide for more.
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