Printed Quartz Worktops
Upgrade your space with our newest collection of printed quartz worktops.
Choose one of our low silica, digitally printed quartz slabs below!
Thinking about upgrading your space? Our digital printed quartz worktops offer style and endurance. With 3D printing technology, they boast the richness of granite, the elegance of marble-look print quartz, and other natural stones, all tailored to your exact tastes.
These slabs are also remarkably durable, are low-silica, use recycling, reuse water, and are low maintenance, making them ideal for busy kitchens or modern offices. With advanced nano-ink, digital printing technology, the designs are endless—whether a natural stone look or something uniquely yours. Choose gorgeous custom printed quartz and bring your decor ideas to life.
Our printed quartz worktops come in a stunning array of colours, including black, blue, brown, charcoal, cream, gold, green, grey, ivory, red, silver, taupe, white, and beige. Effortlessly find the perfect shade to complement any kitchen or bathroom makeover.
| Materials | Colours | Finishes | Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|
| Printed Quartz | White, Beige, Black, Silver, Charcoal, Cream, Gold, Green, Grey, Ivory, Red, Brown, Taupe, Blue | Matte, Polished | 15mm, 20mm, 30mm |
The digital and 3D printing technology allows for intricate designs mimicking marble, granite, and other natural stones. Custom printed quartz worktops are stain-resistant, durable, and low-maintenance, means a practical choice for busy kitchens and offices.
3D printed quartz is a new category in composite stone, offering less than 20% crystalline silica on selected designs.
Our engineered printed quartz slabs incorporate up to 70% recycled minerals and reuse virtually 100% of the water in their production.
The ink seeps deep into the surface, providing unmatched high-definition, sharpness, and clarity. The colours stay consistent and stable.
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Printed quartz is a type of engineered stone that uses high-definition digital printing technology to create photorealistic veining and designs on quartz slabs. These designs closely mimic natural stones like marble and limestone and offer options for granite-look printed quartz, concrete, and other custom surfaces. Despite the realistic appearance, printed quartz retains the non-porous, durable features that composite quartz is known for.
Printed quartz is made by combining crushed quartz with resins, applying Nano-Ink Technology to penetrate the surface, then using a high-pressure press and baking at extremely high temperatures. The result is non-porous, ultra-compact, color-authentic 3D quartz slabs.
Enjoy high-definition designs that mimic marble, granite, quartzite, and other natural stones with crisp, clear lines for a modern look—and no more grainy spots! Polished finishes add a brilliant shine, making spaces feel brighter and larger while offering an eco-friendly, elegant texture.
Traditional quartz features consistent patterns and colours by mixing quartz particles with resins and vibro-compression, while printed quartz uses digital printing and industrial pressing for elaborate, bespoke designs. Whilst both are non-porous, printed quartz surfaces are likely to have lower silica content thanks to their innovative recycling technology.
Our team pioneered sintered stone porcelain in 2009, ensuring experience and quality. Our printed quartz offers high-end aesthetics, durability, low-cost meagre maintenance, and sustainability—ideal for cohesive and resilient work surfaces.
Yes, quartz can be created using a 3D printing-like process, which is known as printed quartz or digitally printed quartz. It combines innovative HD printing technology with the impact resistance of quartz surfaces, offering a balanced option between standard quartz and porcelain in terms of aesthetics and prices.
The standard size for 3D-printed quartz slabs is typically 3200 x 1600mm, but as the technology evolves and more brands adopt it, additional formats are becoming available in the market.
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