Popular Searches
Blogs and How to Guides
Grey Quartz Worktops
Explore our range of grey quartz worktops. Every surface is non-porous and scratch-resistant, backed by a 25-year material warranty. Buy direct from the kitchen worktop specialists and save up to 50% against high-street kitchen retailers. Free samples, nationwide installation and 0% finance available.
Autumn Sale: Up to 50% off Grey Quartz Worktops
Minerox Quartz
Taurus Grey
Was £450, now £270 per square metre
Minerox Quartz
Silver Starburst
Was £350, now £210 per square metre
Stonelore Quartz
Grigio Volta®
Was £650, now £325 per square metre
Minerox Quartz
Venato Michelangelo
Was £600, now £360 per square metre
Minerox Quartz
Carrara Gold
Was £450, now £270 per square metre
Why Choose Grey Quartz Worktops?
Grey quartz is the ultimate all-rounder. It sits comfortably between the brightness of white and the boldness of black, offering a neutral warmth that works in virtually any kitchen design. It's no surprise grey remains one of our best-selling colour groups.
Available across both our Minerox Quartz and Stonelore ranges, grey quartz is completely non-porous — no sealing required, no staining from everyday spills, and no bacteria harboured in the surface. Every grey quartz worktop carries a 25-year material warranty.
Composed of approximately 90-94% natural quartz, our grey surfaces are scratch-resistant and heat-resistant up to 150°C, built for the demands of daily kitchen life.
Finding the Right Shade of Grey
Light greys open up a kitchen and pair naturally with white cabinetry, creating a soft, airy feel without the maintenance concerns of a pure white worktop.
Mid greys are the most forgiving — they hide crumbs, water marks and everyday wear better than any other colour, making them ideal for busy family kitchens.
Dark greys bring depth and sophistication, working particularly well with natural wood cabinets, pale splashbacks and brushed metal hardware.
Order up to 3 free samples to see how different grey tones work in your kitchen's lighting. Read our tips on making the most of your samples.
Grey Quartz vs Grey Granite
Natural grey granite is beautiful but inconsistent - every slab varies in pattern and shade, making it difficult to match across larger kitchens or when replacing a section. It's also porous, requiring regular sealing. For a full material comparison, read our guide to choosing the right worktop material.
Grey quartz gives you control over the final look. The engineered surface is consistent slab to slab, so your worktops match perfectly across islands, peninsulas and perimeter runs. No sealing, no surprises.
How to Care for Grey Quartz Worktops
Grey quartz is one of the most practical choices for everyday living. Mid-tones in particular are incredibly forgiving, hiding marks that would show instantly on white or black surfaces.
For daily cleaning, warm water and a soft cloth is all you need. For stubborn marks, a non-abrasive cream cleaner works well. Avoid bleach-based cleaners and scouring pads, as these can dull the polished finish. Full details in our care and maintenance guide.
Always use trivets for hot pans - sustained direct heat above 150°C can cause thermal shock, which isn't covered under warranty.
Grey Quartz Worktop FAQs
The questions we’re asked most often about grey quartz worktops.
-
Our grey quartz worktops start from £210 per m². Taurus Grey is £270 per m², and Stonelore Grigio Volta £325 per m². The final price depends on size, thickness, edge profile and cut-outs, so request a quote for an exact figure.
-
Yes. A mid-tone grey hides crumbs, water marks and everyday wear better than very light or very dark surfaces, and quartz is non-porous and scratch-resistant, so it copes well with family life.
-
White and cream cabinets keep a grey kitchen light and fresh, navy or deep green add richness, and oak brings warmth to cooler greys.
-
Yes. Free samples come with your quote: request a quote and you can choose up to 3 samples to see the colour in your own kitchen's light before you decide.