North Hollywood, CA
(818) 308 6292
San Antonio, TX
(210) 494 8282
(818) 308 6292
(210) 494 8282
If you’re searching for a stone that combines quiet luxury with everyday durability, Taj Mahal Quartzite is hard to beat. This natural stone is prized for its soft white background, subtle gold and gray veining, and the way it enhances both modern and traditional spaces.
But its beauty isn’t just skin deep. Unlike marble, Taj Mahal Quartzite is a metamorphic rock, making it far more resistant to stains, scratches, and heat. That’s why it’s become a go-to choice for designers and homeowners looking to create beautiful, functional kitchens and bathrooms.
Taj Mahal isn’t just trending—it’s trusted.
Cooking daily meals or hosting weekend gatherings? Taj Mahal Quartzite countertops offer a surface that looks refined but holds up under real use. It’s harder than marble, easier to maintain than many granites, and more unique than most engineered quartz.
So why do people love it?
You can choose between polished Taj Mahal Quartzite for a high-gloss look or brushed (also known as leathered) for a more textured, matte feel. Both are equally striking—it just depends on your style and how you want the stone to interact with light.
Because of its gentle veining and warm undertones, Taj Mahal Quartzite complements a wide range of cabinet colors and materials, from dark espresso wood to light oak or even matte black.
Here are some ways we’ve seen it used beautifully:
This product is as versatile as it is beautiful.
Are you thinking about using Taj Mahal Quartzite stone in your next project? We’re here to help you choose the right slab, match it to your design goals, and walk you through finish options, layout planning, and installation support. We also carry an unmatched collection of other countertops and slabs. Call us today; we’re available to discuss this further.
Yes. Taj Mahal is a true natural quartzite, formed when sandstone undergoes high heat and pressure deep within the earth. That transformation gives it the hardness and durability quartzite is known for, while preserving the soft veining and creamy tones that make it resemble marble.
Definitely. Taj Mahal Quartzite is one of the best natural stones for kitchen countertops. It’s heat-resistant, scratch-resistant, and handles daily wear well. Unlike marble, which can etch or stain easily, quartzite is much more forgiving, especially when sealed.
A polished finish is smooth and shiny, reflecting light and giving the stone a more formal, elegant look. A brushed finish (also called leathered or honed) has a softer, matte appearance with a slight texture that enhances the natural movement in the stone.
Yes, you can. Taj Mahal Quartzite is available in large slabs, which makes it ideal for statement pieces like waterfall islands, fireplace surrounds, or full-height accent walls. The veining runs smoothly across the surface, creating a dramatic, seamless visual effect—especially when bookmatched.
