Arabescato Black

If after looking all over London you have been unable to find the perfect Arabescato slab for your project, we have the perfect solution: Arabescato Black printed quartz, a non-porous, ultra-relistic Arabescato marble design that mimics the elegance of natural stone, without any of the typical maintenance hassles.

Whether you’re living in Hammersmith, around the leafy streets of Ealing or the vibrant community of Richmond this will be ideal for your design.

Arabescato Black printed quartz: Mysterious and Elegant quartz worktop

Arabescato Black printed quartz might is a gorgeous white and black vein material that will bring together the beauty of natural stone with the cutting-edge advantages of digital printing technology, making it a superb choice for printed kitchen worktops, countertops, or any surface that demands both style and functionality. 

Why settle for less when you can have everything—aesthetics, durability, and easy maintenance? Imagine the sleek, sophisticated look of marble or granite, but with enhanced features that traditional stones can’t offer.

This engineered printed quartz is not only eye-catching but also incredibly practical. It’s stain-resistant and low-maintenance, making it perfect for busy households, bustling offices, or even commercial kitchens throughout London and Greater London. 

“Arabescato Black printed quartz is like having a piece of art in your kitchen – it offers the luxurious appearance of marble without the upkeep,” shares Maria Kairuz our Operations Manager.

Take a stroll through Richmond, Kensington, or Harrow, and you will soon likely find this high-quality material gracing countertops and worktops in chic homes, trendsetting cafes, and stylish offices. This versatility is one of its standout features, making it a favourite among local architects, interior designers, joiners, and builders working on renovation projects across the city.

Printed Quartz vs. Porcelain: What’s Best for You?

Wondering whether to choose printed quartz or porcelain for your kitchen worktops? Let’s break it down: 

• Heat Resistance: Printed quartz withstands up to 150 Celsius of temperature vs 250 Celsius in porcelain worktops, making both  suitable for standard and commercial kitchen use.
• Flexibility: Quartz offers more surface flexibility with custom edge options, while porcelain tends to have more limited worktop edge possibilities due to its lack of flexible resin in its body.
• Costs: Porcelain is generally more expensive than printed quartz, and the latter offers more value for the investment.
• Practicality: Printed Quartz and sintered porcelain both low-maintenance and stain-resistant, whereas porcelain is lighter but may chip easier.

Arabescato Black Quartz

Specifications

Colour tones: white, black

Price Group: 2

Finishes: Polished

Thicknesses: 2 cm

Slab size: 320 x 160 cm

Style: Veins, marble effect, marble-look

Features: Digital printing Technology

Heat resistance: 125 °C

Hardness: 7 (out of 10 on Moh’s scale)

Applications: worktops, vanity tops, bar countertops. Fireplaces, walls, floors, and other applications.

Certifications: GreenGuard, CE Markings, NSF

Usage: Indoor

If you’re looking to transform your lovely new space with a stunning new worktop, Arabescato Black printed quartz could be the perfect choice. 

Contact us today for a free consultation and see the elegance in person!