Transforming Your Home With Quartz In Neutral Tones

August 11, 2016

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Beige is making a comeback in the design world, especially for quartz countertops. It warms up white rooms, pairs well with earthy palettes, and complements any accent color. Beige comes in endless hues, with bases of yellow or pink. You can choose from off-white and cream undertones for a bright feel or taupe, khaki, or wheat for a more lively look. Don't underestimate beige—here are five reasons to give it a second chance!

Beige is a Traditional Choice 

msi-calacatta-premata-quartz-in-kitchen-countertopCalacatta Premata Quartz

Beige is a timeless choice that never goes out of style. Traditional style, when done right, can be sophisticated and always in fashion. If you want a classic neutral for walls and furniture, beige is the way to go. For countertops that complement traditional décor, consider Calacatta Premata Quartz. It blends rust, forest, gold, and ocher with taupe to create a calm sense of intrigue. 

Gently Warms White 

msi-calacatta-miraggio-cove-quartz-in-kitchen-countertopCalacatta Miraggio Cove Quartz

White rooms can sometimes feel cold and sterile, but when paired with beige, they become warm and inviting. You can create a bold contrast by combining bluish whites with warm beiges, or you can choose creamy whites with lighter beiges for a subtle flow throughout the room. For example, Calacatta Miraggio Cove Quartz features gold, white, and beige veins on a warm gold Carrara-like backdrop, perfect for adding warmth to white kitchens, a popular choice among homeowners.

Looks Great With Earth Tones 

msi-chakra-beige-quartz-in-kitchen-countertopChakra Beige Quartz

Earth tones are known for being calming, timeless, and natural. Beige, a lighter member of the earth palette, ranges from soil browns to autumn leaf yellows and golds. When designing your kitchen, choose three earth tones and add a fourth accent for a pop of color. Chakra Beige Quartz offers warm rust tones, rich grays, and creams for durable and maintenance-free countertops and flooring that blend warm and cool tones beautifully.

Gives Contemporary Some Cozy 

msi-calacatta-versaille-quartz-in-kitchen-countertopCalacatta Versailles Quartz

Modern and contemporary styles, while often sleek and sophisticated, can sometimes be a bit sterile. However, incorporating beige tones can dramatically transform these spaces, infusing them with warmth and creating a more inviting atmosphere. One excellent way to achieve this is by using Calacatta Versailles Quartz. This exquisite pale stone, with its subtle grey undertone, beautifully bridges the gap between contemporary aesthetics and cozy ambiance. Ideal for kitchens and bathrooms, Calacatta Versailles Quartz not only enhances the modern appeal of these spaces but also adds a comforting touch that makes them feel more welcoming and lived-in.

Mixes Well With Other Materials 

msi-lumataj-quartz-in-kitchen-countertopLumataj Quartz

Combine various shades of beige to create a rich and textured appearance that brings depth and interest to any room. Lumataj Quartz is an excellent choice for this effect, featuring an off-white background adorned with subtle gold veins that add a touch of elegance and sophistication. This stunning quartz pairs beautifully with traditional wood flooring and cabinets, enhancing their natural warmth and creating a harmonious blend of textures and colors. The combination of these elements results in a visually appealing space that exudes comfort and style, perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, or any area where you want to achieve a cohesive and inviting design.

Beige is a classic neutral that brings whites to life and lightens dark rooms. It blends easily with earth tones and can be both traditional and contemporary. Beige is calming and exciting but definitely not boring! Chat with us online, stop by a nearby MSI showroom, or locate a local authorized MSI retailer to find your perfect beige quartz surface.

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