Cristallo Azul quartzite kitchen countertops in Oak Park, Illinois.
Cristallo Azul quartzite on the kitchen countertops, with a square edge, a full-height backsplash and waterfalls on the island.
Quartzite is a natural stone, harder than marble and more resistant to heat and scratching; like any natural stone, it should be sealed. Some quartzites are translucent, so it is worth seeing the actual slab in person before choosing. An Oak Park kitchen, in Cook County.
Cristallo Azul is a Brazilian quartzite with a white crystalline base and streaks of blue and silver-gray. It is translucent enough that some slabs are backlit. The blue varies from slab to slab, and some slabs on the market are dyed for a stronger color, another reason to see the real slab before choosing.
Kitchen countertops · island with waterfalls · full-height backsplash
River Forest · Forest Park · Elmwood Park · Berwyn · Chicago


