White Quartz Worktops
Bring more light and polish into your kitchen with our white quartz worktops, including plain white quartz, white marble-effect quartz and white sparkle quartz designs.
Compare prices per square metre and order free samples from the product cards, then use our Online Quote Tool so our team can review your layout, cut-outs, splashbacks and fitting details before your quote is finalised.
Arctic Starburst
Original price was: £140.00.£89.00Current price is: £89.00. sqm Order Free Sample
Misterio Gold
Original price was: £170.00.£140.00Current price is: £140.00. sqm Order Free Sample
Arabescato Brown
Original price was: £195.00.£175.00Current price is: £175.00. sqm Order Free Sample
Sienna Gold
Original price was: £205.00.£140.00Current price is: £140.00. sqm Order Free Sample
Winter Rock
Original price was: £180.00.£130.00Current price is: £130.00. sqm Order Free Sample
Why Choose MonoLux?
White Quartz Worktop Prices: Compare Colours Before You Quote
White quartz worktop prices can vary depending on the design, slab cost, layout and fitting details. Our product cards show prices per square metre, so you can compare plain white quartz, white marble-effect quartz and white sparkle quartz before starting your fitted quote.
Your final quote may also include templating, fabrication, edge profiles, sink cut-outs, hob cut-outs, tap holes, drainage grooves, upstands, splashbacks, delivery and fitting. Once you have shortlisted your preferred quartz worktops, use our Online Quote Tool, and our team can review the details before the quote is finalised.
Discover beautifully crafted quartz worktops with expert guidance, transparent pricing, and fast turnaround times from template to installation.
Find Your Perfect White Quartz Worktop Style
White quartz worktops come in more than one look. Some are bright and plain, some have soft marble-style veining, some add sparkle under kitchen lighting, and some have warmer off-white tones. Use the style groups below to narrow your shortlist before ordering samples.
Pure White Quartz Worktops
For a sharp, bright surface that suits modern kitchens, compact layouts and handleless cabinets.
White Marble-Effect Quartz
For a marble-inspired kitchen look with easier daily care than natural marble.
White Sparkle Quartz Worktops
For a brighter finish that catches natural light, spotlights, and pendant lighting.
Soft White Quartz Worktops
For warm, subtle kitchens where pure white may look too sharp.
Shop White Marble-Effect Quartz Worktops
Love the look of marble, but need a surface made for daily kitchen use? Our white marble-effect quartz worktops give you bright white tones, soft veining and stronger stain resistance than natural marble, without the sealing routine.
Use this style for kitchen islands, splashbacks, shaker cabinets, light oak finishes and modern white kitchens that need more movement than plain white quartz. If you’re not sure whether to go for marble-effect quartz or real marble, read our guide below before choosing your worktop:
Will White Sparkle Quartz Look Subtle or Too Shiny?
White sparkle quartz worktops can look very different depending on the lighting. The sparkle may look soft in daylight, brighter under spotlights and more noticeable under pendant lights, so it is best to check samples in your own kitchen before choosing.
Use white sparkle quartz if you want a brighter finish for a modern white kitchen, compact layout, utility room or family kitchen where plain white quartz may look too flat.
Does White Quartz Stain, Mark, or Turn Yellow?
High-quality white quartz worktops are non-porous and highly stain-resistant, which makes them a practical choice for busy kitchens. At MonoLux, we source our quartz slabs from selected suppliers and fabricate them in-house so that each finished worktop is built for daily use around sinks, hobs, food preparation areas and busy family kitchens.
Good white quartz should not turn yellow under normal indoor kitchen use. Tea, coffee, oil, wine and sauce marks are usually easy to wipe away with warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth, especially if spills are dealt with quickly.
Want more details on white quartz durability, stain resistance and everyday care? Read our guide below before choosing your worktop:
How to Keep White Quartz from Looking Too Plain
White quartz worktops can make a kitchen look brighter, but the wrong finish can feel flat next to white cabinets, white walls and pale flooring. The safest approach is to add one point of contrast through veining, sparkle, cabinet handles, splashbacks, flooring or warm lighting.
Choose pure white quartz for a sharp, modern look; marble-effect quartz for softer movement; or white sparkle quartz for extra reflection under spotlights and pendant lights. Before finalising your quote, order samples from the product cards and check them against your cabinet doors, flooring and wall colour in your own kitchen.
From White Quartz Samples to Your Quote
Seen a white quartz worktop you like? Order free samples from the product cards first, then check them next to your cabinet doors, flooring, splashbacks and kitchen lighting.
Once you have a shortlist, use our online quote tool to add your measurements, preferred thickness, sink cut-outs, hob cut-outs, tap holes, drainage grooves and splashbacks. Our team can then review your quote, answer product questions and guide you through the next step before templating and fitting.
- Order samples from product cards
- Build your quote online
- Review, template and finalise fitting
Take the Next Step
Compare your preferred white quartz worktops at home, then use our online quote tool to begin the journey from product selection to professional installation.
FAQs
Yes. White quartz worktops are a practical choice for busy family kitchens because they are non-porous, stain-resistant and easy to wipe down after cooking, food preparation and everyday spills.
White quartz is highly stain-resistant, but it is not completely stain-proof. Tea, coffee, wine, oil, curry sauce and tomato-based spills should be wiped quickly with warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive pads, as they can damage the surface finish over time.
Our white quartz worktops are high-quality surfaces sourced from trusted suppliers such as Silestone by Cosentino, Caesarstone, BQS, Unistone and Classic Quartz Stone. Under normal indoor kitchen use, our white quartz should not turn yellow. To keep the surface in good condition, avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive pads and leaving strong-coloured spills sitting on the worktop for long periods.
Soft white, lightly veined and subtly sparkling finishes usually hide small marks better than very plain bright white quartz. Pure white quartz gives the sharpest look, but it can show crumbs, water marks and daily smudges more easily. Order samples and check them under your own kitchen lighting before choosing
Start with the kitchen style you want. Choose pure white quartz for a sharper modern finish, white marble-effect quartz for soft veining, white sparkle quartz for more reflection, or soft white quartz for a warmer look. Check each sample against your cabinet doors, flooring, splashback and wall colour before requesting your quote.
White marble has a natural luxury look, but marble-effect quartz is usually easier to live with in a busy kitchen. Quartz does not need sealing and gives stronger resistance to stains than natural marble. It is a better fit if you want a marble-style surface with simpler day-to-day care.
White sparkle quartz can look subtle or more noticeable depending on the room. In daylight, the sparkle may look soft, while spotlights and pendant lights can make it brighter. It works best if you want extra reflection in a modern kitchen, compact layout, utility room or bright family kitchen.
Yes. You can order samples from the product cards before starting your fitted quote. This is the best way to compare plain white quartz, marble-effect quartz, sparkle quartz and warmer off-white options next to your own cabinets, flooring, wall colour and kitchen lighting.
With MonoLux, you can expect a fitted white quartz quote to start from around £1,300 inc VAT for a small kitchen of around 3m². Medium kitchens of around 5m² are usually in the low £2,000s, while larger layouts of around 7m², especially with an island, can move into the £3,000+ range. Your final price will depend on your chosen quartz colour, layout, thickness, edge profile, cut-outs, upstands, splashbacks, delivery and fitting details. We work hard to offer some of the best-fitted quartz worktop prices in the UK without cutting corners on templating, fabrication or installation.
You can compare white quartz colours through the product cards, order samples, or visit our showroom to see slabs and finishes in person. Seeing the material in a larger format can help you judge the tone, veining, sparkle and overall finish before finalising your worktop choice.