Black Quartz Countertops
Why Black Quartz Countertops Work
Black quartz countertops are known for their durability and ease of care, making them a smart choice for busy kitchens and high-traffic areas. Unlike natural stone, quartz is non-porous, so it resists stains, bacteria, and moisture without the need for sealing. Its solid surface stands up well to daily wear and tear, offering long-term performance with minimal maintenance.
Black quartz works well in both modern and classic designs. It creates striking contrast with white or light cabinetry and can serve as a bold focal point in all-black or black-and-white kitchen styles.
Cleaning Black
Quartz Countertops
Cleaning black quartz countertops is simple with the right care. Because dark surfaces can show water marks more easily, always rinse dishes well and avoid placing wet items directly on the surface—use a rubber mat instead. Clean daily with a soft cloth and mild soap; avoid products with bleach, ammonia, oils, or harsh chemicals. Spills should be wiped promptly to prevent staining or etching.
At Raby Home in New Mexico, we recommend using hot pads under cookware and cutting boards for food prep to protect your quartz surface. Avoid placing hot pans, crock pots, or hair tools directly on the counter. Black quartz is stain and scratch resistant and requires no sealing or waxing—just basic care to keep it looking beautiful for years to come.
Explore Black Quartz Countertops
Charlestown Quartz
Marquina Midnight
Hazelford Quartz
