With 31 quartz colors in the Easy Bath collection, choosing can feel overwhelming. This simple framework will get you to the right answer quickly.
1. Start with what's staying
List everything you're keeping: floor tile, shower tile, cabinet color, paint. Your countertop should connect them, not compete with them.
2. Match undertones
Hold swatches against your tile and cabinets. Warm (cream, beige, gold) and cool (bright white, gray, blue) undertones should agree. Warm wood vanities love Taj Velato or Hermitage. Cool gray tile pairs with Ironsbridge or Stratus.
3. Consider your fixtures
Brass and gold hardware glow next to gold-veined stone. Chrome and nickel look sharp with gray and white.
4. Think about pattern scale
A small vanity shows only a slice of the slab. Bold, large-scale veining makes a statement, while subtle patterns read as calm and clean. Use our live visualizer to see how the pattern looks at your size.
5. Check your lighting
North-facing or windowless bathrooms skew cool, so warmer stones help balance them.
6. Think about upkeep
Every quartz is easy to clean, but very dark or very solid colors show water spots more than veined whites.
7. See it in person
Visit our Franklin Park or Yorkville showroom to see full slabs, or click Enlarge on any swatch in the configurator.