New England Home Goods
Summit Stone™ quartz
Every Summit Stone™ colour takes its name from a Northeast summit: Katahdin, Greylock, Monadnock, Franconia Ridge and more. It's engineered quartz with a polished finish, offered in 2cm or 3cm thickness, and it's non-porous and stain resistant, so it suits kitchen counters, islands and bathroom vanity tops alike.
Browse the colours below, then ask our team for sizing and a project quote.
- 25 pieces
- from $49.00
All summit stone™ quartz countertops
Buying guides
Choosing quartz countertops
A practical guide to quartz countertops: how engineered quartz compares to granite, 2cm vs 3cm, choosing a colour, heat and everyday care.
Read the guide →Buying guideBathroom vanity size guide
How to choose a bathroom vanity size: standard widths from 24" to 84", single vs double sinks, clearances, height and plumbing tips.
Read the guide →Common questions
Is quartz better than granite?
Quartz is non-porous, so unlike most granite it doesn't need sealing, and its colour and pattern are consistent from slab to slab. Granite handles direct heat better. For a low-maintenance kitchen or bath, quartz is hard to beat. More in our quartz guide.
2cm or 3cm: which thickness?
3cm is the more substantial look, common for kitchen counters and islands, and usually doesn't need a built-up edge. 2cm is lighter and often chosen for vanity tops and backsplashes.
Can I put hot pans on quartz?
Use a trivet. Quartz is tough, but the resin that binds it can discolour or crack from sudden high heat, such as a pan straight off the burner.
How do I clean it?
Warm water with a mild dish soap and a soft cloth is all it needs day to day. Avoid bleach, oven cleaner and abrasive pads.
How is quartz priced for a project?
Project cost depends on square footage, thickness, edge profile, cut-outs and installation. Tell us about your space and we'll put together pricing.
Planning a remodel?
Tell us about your space and our team will help with sizing, availability and pricing.
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