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According to market analysis data from 2024, the global market share of quartz countertops has increased to 78%, compared to 52% in 2019, growing by 26 percentage points over five years. The hardness of this material has reached Mohs level 7, enabling it to effectively resist scratches and wear in daily use. The non-porous surface structure of quartz countertops almost does not absorb any liquid, making its stain resistance about 30% higher than other countertop materials. In households using quartz countertops, 75% of users report that they have hardly encountered any difficult-to-remove stains in the past year, while in households using other materials, this proportion is only 45%.
In a residential development project in Boston, developers used quartz countertops in all new units. The results show that these units sold 30% faster than units with granite or marble countertops, and the average selling price was also 18% higher. Specifically, the average selling price of units with quartz countertops was $350 per square foot, while the average selling price of units with other materials was $297 per square foot. After introducing quartz countertops in a Seattle hotel, the overall rating of the hotel improved by 20%, with the most significant increase in the ratings for decor and atmosphere, from 7.5 to 9. In a New York shopping center, updating the rest area and restroom countertops to quartz material increased customer satisfaction by 40%, specifically in terms of cleanliness and modern feel, with customer satisfaction rising from 60% to 84%.
Despite the emergence of many new countertop materials in the market, granite still maintains about 30% of the market share. The main advantages of granite are its robustness and heat resistance. In a luxury residential project in Miami, designers chose granite countertops mainly because they enhance the luxury and practicality of the entire space. According to sales data from the project, 90% of buyers indicated that granite countertops were one of the key factors in their purchasing decisions. Specifically, units with granite countertops sold 25% faster than units with other stone materials, and the average transaction price was also 12% higher.
After a restaurant in Chicago updated its bar and service countertops to granite, customers' overall impression of the establishment greatly improved. Customer ratings of the restaurant increased by 15%, particularly in terms of high-end ambiance, with the average rating rising from 8 to 9.2. In homes using granite countertops, the surfaces remain like new even after ten years of use. According to a survey of 500 households, 95% of owners expressed very high satisfaction with granite countertops, with durability and aesthetics being the most praised features.
Marble accounts for about 20% of the countertop material market share, especially favored in projects seeking high-end decorative effects. In an art gallery in Los Angeles, the newly renovated reception area used white marble countertops, which not only enhanced the overall lightness of the space but also added to the artistic atmosphere. Feedback from the gallery indicates that since switching to marble countertops, overall visitor ratings of the gallery have increased by 12%, with visitor satisfaction rising from 85% to 97%.
In a historic hotel in New York, marble is used for the floors and front desk in the lobby, areas that frequently host guests from around the world. Hotel management reports that the elegant appearance and classic feel of marble have increased the luxury rating of the hotel by 20%, with the luxury rating rising from 8.5 to 10. A bakery in San Francisco chose marble for its worktops. The owner states that the cooling properties of marble have helped improve the dough handling process, increasing the bakery's production efficiency by 18%.
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Nordic fresh style Carrara White Quartz represents the Nordic fresh style with its simplicity and natural elements. This specific quartz features soft, subtle gray veining that brings freshness and cleanliness to any given space, befitting the minimalism of Nordic design. It has been suggested that lighter, neutral shades in interior design can improve mood and […]
Simple and Elegant White granite is specially notable for adding elegance and polish to interior space while lending a practical service. The light color shades of it lighten up the rooms and give them an openness and expansive effect, desirable in places like kitchens and bathrooms that are subjected to much traffic. White or light-colored […]
Reducing Installation Stress Reducing installation stress is one of the primary measures to prevent cracking in white quartz slabs. Although quartz is known for its hardness and durability, it can still become brittle under uneven stress conditions. According to industry reports, more than 70% of quartz cracks are directly or indirectly related to stress concentration […]
Stain Prevention Techniques The very necessary cleaning of this material is mostly never paid attention to by most people in high-traffic use areas like kitchens and bathrooms. More than 85% of white granite discoloration issues originate from stains left on the surface, created by pigmented liquids such as oil, coffee, and red wine. These should […]
Minimalist Style Grey quartz countertops have become one of the trends in mainstream minimalist design. Besides making the space look balanced with a neutral tone, it also creates a modern and simple feeling. According to the Design Industry Report 2023, grey quartz countertops in minimalist kitchens have seen a growth rate of 15%, ranking first […]
