Taj Mahal Quartzite

Taj mahal Natural Stone For Home and Holtel Decoration

Taj Mahal Quartzite features a soft white background and subtle gold veins. All natural quartzite is more durable than granite, and is known for its wispy and dramatic veins like marble. Use this elegant natural stone to create beautiful quartzite countertops, waterfall islands, floors, and accent walls throughout the home and commercial properties. Slabs are available in both brushed and polished finishes.

One of the reasons why this natural stone is so popular is that it beautifully replicates the look of marble even though it comes with the hardness and durability of granite. Slabs of Taj Mahal will feature broad waves and swirls of color along with interesting striations — not so much the flecked or mottled look that is common with granite, but smooth marbling throughout the stone. Colors are generally warm in tone, white with creamy tan or beige marbling, or sometimes sandier taupe shades. Overall, this countertop is light in color, and it works well in warm and neutral toned kitchens.

Just like any naturally quarried stone, Taj Mahal quartzite will come in slightly different shades, with several color variations available. Scroll down to see several images of different Taj Mahal slabs and you'll see what we mean — each has slightly different patterning, and there is some variation in color between one batch of slabs and the next batch.

1)Where Does Taj Mahal Quartzite Get Its Name?

If you know what the Taj Mahal is, you know that it’s a historical building located in India. However, this stone does not come from India. Rather, it comes from Brazil, which is one of the biggest producers of quartzite slabs.

So why the name? Well, if you look at the surface of the Taj Mahal, most of it resembles the look of Taj Mahal quartzite. It is mostly white, with bands of other colors creating an appealing pattern. Thus, this stone is named only for its resemblance to the famous Taj Mahal.

2) How Much Does Taj Mahal Quartzite Cost?

This stone rings up at the higher end of the price range, but it is durable and long lasting enough to make it worth the investment. Part of the reason for the extra cost is that quartzite tends to be rarer than granite, and the process to quarry it is a bit more complex than the process to quarry granite slabs.

3) What Color Cabinets Work Best with Taj Mahal Quartzite Countertops?

Taj Mahal works especially well in white and creamy off-white kitchens, where the pale tan shades of this stone are able to lend their warmth to the color scheme. This stone also makes a striking contrast against natural wood cabinetry, and again, the warm tones in Taj Mahal quartzite are a beautiful complement to most shades found in natural wood.

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