Countertops by look
White Countertops in Los Angeles
White countertops come in every material we work with. White quartz gives the most consistent look with no sealing; white quartzite and marble give natural, one-of-a-kind veining; white granite tends toward a speckled pattern; and white porcelain slabs come in large, thin panels. The products below are listed by their supplier in a white color family, or are named white by the supplier.
From our catalog
14 materials with this look
Images are the manufacturers' own product photos. Natural stone varies slab to slab, so see your actual slab before fabrication.
Manufacturer image · MSICalacatta Laza Oro Quartz
Manufacturer image · MSICalacatta Elysio Quartz
Manufacturer image · MSICalacatta Viraldi Quartz
Manufacturer image · NSRBrilliant White Quartz
Manufacturer image · MSIWhite Macaubas Quartzite
Manufacturer image · MSIFantasy Macaubas Quartzite
Manufacturer image · MSICristallo Quartzite
Manufacturer image · MSICalacatta Marble
Manufacturer image · MSICarrara White Marble
Manufacturer image · NSRStatuary White Marble
Manufacturer image · MSIColonial White Granite
Manufacturer image · MSIAlpine Valley Granite
Manufacturer image · MSICalacatta Lucca Porcelain Slab
Manufacturer image · MSIStatuario Silver Porcelain Slab
Before you choose
What to consider
Material facts link to the supplier's own pages.
Warm white or cool white
MSI lists some whites as warm and others as cool. Warm whites sit comfortably with wood, brass and cream cabinetry; cool whites suit gray, black and stainless. Look at a sample next to your cabinet door and in your own light.
Pattern changes how white reads
A plain field looks brighter and more minimal. Veining or speckling adds movement and tends to hide crumbs and everyday marks better than a solid surface.
Care depends on the material, not the color
Quartz needs no sealing, per MSI Surfaces. White marble can etch from acidic spills, per MSI Surfaces, and natural stone generally benefits from periodic sealing, per MSI Surfaces.
FAQ
Common questions
Which white countertop is easiest to live with?
Quartz is the lowest-maintenance option because it doesn't need sealing. If you want natural stone, a white quartzite or granite is generally more forgiving day to day than white marble.
Is white marble a bad idea in a kitchen?
Not if you are comfortable with patina. Marble can etch and develop a lived-in look over time. If you want the look without the upkeep, compare a marble-look quartz or porcelain.
Can I see these whites before choosing?
Yes. You can view slabs at MSI, NSR or any yard you like, and we can talk through samples at your free in-home estimate.
Free in-home estimate
Narrowed it down?
We come to you, measure, and talk through the materials on your shortlist. The estimate is free.
