Onyx Ice Quartz Worktop

Onyx Ice Quartz Worktop has a cool, icy white appearance with delicate layers of pale blue-grey running gently through the surface. Instead of defined marble veins, the pattern consists of soft, feathered lines that overlap and blend into one another, giving the stone a lightly textured, almost frosted appearance.

The subtle colouring makes Onyx Ice particularly appealing in kitchens where the worktop needs to feel light and understated. As part of our Mid-Range quartz countertop collection, it offers an interesting alternative to traditional white marble-effect designs.

A Frosted White Surface with Gentle Flowing Textures

One of the most distinctive features of Onyx Ice is the direction of its pattern. Fine, wispy markings travel diagonally across the slab, creating a sense of movement without the contrast of darker veins. From a distance, the surface appears almost white, while its pale grey-blue undertones become more noticeable in closer views.

Its delicate blue-grey undertones also make Onyx Ice a natural fit within our Light Grey Colours collection, particularly for homeowners who prefer subtle colour variation over bold marble veining.

This restrained design works especially well in contemporary kitchens with flat-panel cabinets, integrated appliances and simple architectural details. White or pale grey cabinetry keeps the overall appearance bright, while navy and charcoal units provide contrast against the cooler tones.

Onyx Ice can also be paired with light oak, brushed stainless steel and satin nickel fittings. These finishes complement the pale colouring without competing with the surface’s delicate pattern.

The gentle movement of the design is particularly effective across long worktop runs, breakfast bars and kitchen islands. It can also create a cohesive appearance when continued onto matching splashbacks or waterfall ends.

Engineered quartz is generally non-porous and easy to maintain, making it suitable for everyday kitchen use. Clean with a soft cloth, warm water and mild detergent, avoiding abrasive cleaning products. Although quartz has good heat resistance, always use trivets or heat-resistant mats beneath hot cookware to protect the surface.