Mid-Range Quartz Worktops
Find the right balance between style and budget with our mid-range quartz worktops. This collection brings together distinctive designs at prices between our affordable and premium ranges, giving you more choice while keeping your kitchen project within budget.
For homeowners comparing mid-range quartz worktop suppliers in the UK, MonoLux makes it easy to compare quartz worktop prices, order free samples and request a fitted quotation based on your kitchen layout.
Calacatta Gold
Taj Mahal
Calacatta Gold Superior
Calacatta Bronze
Macchia Vecchia
Pistachio Cloud
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From £184/sqm
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Why Choose Mid-Priced Quartz Worktops?
Mid-priced quartz worktops offer a practical middle ground when you want a distinctive surface without moving into the highest price bracket. Our mid-range quartz kitchen worktops include warm neutral tones, flowing patterns and bold statement designs for worktop runs, islands and matching splashbacks.
The price bracket does not automatically determine durability or quality. Your choice should reflect the appearance you prefer, the product specifications and your complete fitted budget.
Best-Selling Mid-Range Quartz Worktops
Our best sellers offer different ways to bring character into your kitchen. Compare these six popular choices to find the combination of colour, pattern and warmth that suits your cabinetry and flooring.
Calacatta Oro
Bold gold and grey veining across a bright white background makes Calacatta Oro a striking choice. Its pronounced pattern adds presence to larger islands and full-height splashbacks, especially alongside warm metallic fittings.
Calacatta Viola
Rich burgundy and brown veins give Calacatta Viola its distinctive character. The contrasting white background lets the pattern stand out, making it a popular choice for statement islands paired with dark timber or matt black cabinetry.
Arabescato Capri
A warm off-white base with beige, taupe and light grey veining creates a layered, welcoming finish. Arabescato Capri suits cream cabinetry, oak flooring and brass fittings, adding decorative detail without dominating the room.
Macchia Vecchia
A creamy white background with bold rust, gold and grey veining gives Macchia Vecchia a rich, expressive appearance. Its dramatic pattern works beautifully across large islands and matching splashbacks, paired with warm timber or dark cabinetry.
Arabescato
Dramatic black veining across a white background makes Arabescato a striking choice for a statement kitchen. Its large-scale pattern brings movement to islands and full-height splashbacks, while simple cabinetry and matt black fittings let the surface stand out.
Mellow Gold
A soft white background with fine grey and pale gold veining gives Mellow Gold a light, elegant appearance. Its gentle pattern pairs beautifully with cream cabinetry, natural oak and brass fittings, adding warmth without making the worktop the dominant feature.
Compare Free Samples Before Choosing
Order up to three free quartz samples to compare your favourite designs with your cabinet doors, flooring and kitchen lighting. For larger patterns, reviewing full slab images also helps you understand how the veining could look across an island or long worktop run.
Once you have shortlisted your preferred surface, use our Instant Quote tool or send us your kitchen plan for a fitted quotation.
FAQs
Our mid-range quartz worktops start from £184 per square metre for raw material, excluding VAT. Your complete fitted cost will depend on your chosen quartz, measurements, thickness, slab requirements, fabrication, delivery and installation.
The displayed prices are for raw quartz material per square metre and exclude VAT. Templating, fabrication, delivery and fitting are calculated separately. Request a fitted quotation to see the complete project price.
The main distinction is their position within our price collections. Product prices can reflect the brand, design, sourcing and stock availability. A higher material price does not automatically mean a worktop is better suited to your kitchen.
Not necessarily. “Mid-range” describes pricing, and premium prices can reflect branding or more complex designs. Compare individual product specifications, warranty terms and suitability rather than judging quality by price alone.
Compare the complete fitted price of your shortlisted products. A straightforward layout, efficient slab use and simpler edge profiles can help control costs. Ask for extras such as waterfall ends and full-height splashbacks to be itemised so you can decide where to spend.
Yes. Free samples are available for eligible products, with up to three samples per order. Compare them at home before selecting your surface, and review full slab images for designs with larger veining patterns.