calacatta viola quartz

calacatta viola quartz

Calacatta viola quartz is a precious marble violet with a characteristic white and purple color extracted in the quarries located in Carrara and on the Apuan Alps. Calacatta viola is scarce and also for this reason it is characterized by a medium-high price.

Calacatta viola, one of the most recognizable Calacatta Vagli quartz variants, has been utilized in construction projects since the Roman era. Today, Calacatta violet marble is mostly used to create interior floors and walls, but it is also used to make a variety of furniture items, including backsplashes, cabinets, tables, etc.

The following are some of the most prevalent design components and items that may be created using Calacatta viola:
Flooring made of slabs of calacatta violet marble
Kitchen countertops made with calacatta viola
Calacatta Vagli backsplash in the kitchen
Table in Calacatta viola
coffee table made of calacatta viola
Bathroom with Calacatta violet tiles
Shower tray in Calacatta viola

An lovely dark purple vein runs through the milky white backdrop of this magnificent Italian marble, which is what gives Calacatta violet quartz its distinctive coloration. However, this does not seem to be the only alternative. In fact, it is possible to see a purple over white predominance in some Calacatta viola quartz slabs and blocks; in these instances, it is more accurate to describe the stone pattern of this material as a burgundy background (the shade evokes Cabernet wine) on which white clasts float. The Calacatta viola slab texture with its priceless purple arabesques emerges as a material with a strong aesthetic impact in both renderings.

This Italian quality occasionally contains pink or gold undertones, adding to its distinctiveness and character.
Similar to Calacatta Vagli rosato quartz, Calacatta viola is ideally suited for bookmatched type installations.

The kitchen would serve as the focal point of the home for this family. It also has to have a “wow-factor” because it’s the first thing you notice when you enter the room. With Calacatta violet quartz countertops and the FRAME line in dark wood, that is unquestionably accomplished. The owners claim that they spend the most of their time in the huge, open-plan kitchen and living area. As a consequence, it was crucial to get both the utility and the appearance perfect.

The owners claim that despite storage not being the most crucial component of the kitchen design, they ended up with more than they even imagined possible because of the kitchen island. The owners wanted ‘hidden storage,’ not towering cabinets all over the place, therefore this is exactly what was provided.

A beautiful variety of classic Calacatta, Viola’s creamy white clasts float inside a rich red wine background.Sourced from one of Italy’s oldest quarries. Stocked in 2 cm thick with a polished and leather finish.

The homeowners have been progressively finishing up a broader house improvement, which included renovating the kitchen. Despite having a simple design across their whole house, they wanted to ensure that the kitchen was visually related to the other rooms. This is evident in the Calacatta violet quartz and the warm wood tones. The owners realized that quality was crucial since they spent so much time in the kitchen; it should not only look nice today but also continue to look well and be functional for years to come.

Calacatta violet quartz application