Cambria Countertops

When it comes to quartz, Cambria® is pure countertop excellence.

Cambria® For the Win!

Quartz is one of the hardest materials found in nature and the one that boasts a stunning cosmetic appeal. This is exactly why natural quartz countertops are widely recognized as the superior choice as-is.

Today, it has been made better - thanks to Cambria®! Their quartz countertops are virtually impenetrable, and you’ll never have to worry about maintenance or sealing, even with heavy use.

True luxury is spelled C-A-M-B-R-I-A.

The Benefits of Cambria® Kitchen Countertops

Maintenance Free

“Maintenance-free” means that, unlike granite, quartz Cambria countertops never need to be chemically polished or sealed. It’s also uniquely resistant to stains and discoloration.

Bacteria Resistant

Certified as safe for use as a food preparation surface, Cambria is as hygienic as stainless steel. Its nonporous surface makes it impossible for bacteria to penetrate and grow.

Stronger Than Granite

Quartz is one of the hardest minerals found in nature, much more so than granite. Cambria’s surfaces consist of a whopping 93% natural quartz—most competitors struggle to surpass 90%.

Quality & Warranty

Cambria prides itself on producing the best stone countertops in the industry. They’re so confident in their product, they back it up with a Lifetime Limited Warranty.

Generous Selection

With more than 100 designs available, and new designs coming out every year, Cambria’s unique and innovative patterns will give your new kitchen that sophisticated look you’ve been craving.

American Made

There's only one quartz manufacturer that makes its product in America, all the others are imported. Cambria’s quartz is primarily mined in North America and every countertop is made in the USA.

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Hard Facts about Cambria® Countertops

Quartz is naturally strong, durable, and long-lasting.
Cambria is an engineered composite material, consisting of 93% natural quartz.
Expert craftsmen at Cambria ensure that each design and pattern is uncompromisingly consistent.
Cambria quartz is nonporous, nonabsorbent, and resists stains from common household items like coffee, tea, and wine.
On par with Corian quartz countertops, Viatera quartz countertops, and HanStone quartz countertops, in terms of engineering quality, durability, and longevity.

What Makes Cambria® More Eco-Friendly?

Cambria is committed to green and sustainable business practices.
They have lower transportation requirements than other companies because they source and manufacture in North America.
They recycle all metal tooling and 100% of the water they use for polishing.
Cambria’s quartz mine is fully equipped with sustainable hydroelectric power.
Their quartz is GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified® for Children & Schools.
Certified by NSF International (Standard 51: Food Equipment Materials) as safe for use as a food preparation surface.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Cambria countertops made of?

Cambria countertops are manufactured from natural quartz crystals (~93%) with a small addition of resin binders and pigments. The final material is then further engineered for strength and stability, resulting in a non-porous, stain-resistant, and highly durable surface with consistent color and pattern. In addition to being long-lasting (and gorgeous), a countertop obtained this way doesn’t require sealing (like natural stone), which also reduces maintenance requirements.

What colors do Cambria quartz countertops come in?

Thanks to engineered quartz allowing for controlled pigment blending, kitchen countertops by Cambria come in the broadest variety of colors - from cool whites and modern greys to deep blues and statement blacks.

Not only that, but they also come in a variety of patterns, including veined, marbled, flecked, and solid color. This makes them easy to incorporate into any kitchen design, from traditional to minimalistic to contemporary, thereby increasing the overal aesthetic appeal of the space.

What Cambria countertop colors are the most popular?

Black and blue are the most prevalent, due to the growing popularity of modern and transitional designs, both of which are considered bold and statement-making:

Cambria blue quartz countertops add personality without overwhelming the room, and work perfectly with stainless steel appliances (or hardware).
Cambria black quartz countertops create high contrast, while a sleek, uniform look contributes to a streamlined, future-ready appearance.

How to clean Cambria quartz countertops?

Routine cleaning your Cambria is super-straightforward - you only need to use mild detergent, warm water, and a soft cloth (preferably microfiber). Simply mix water and a few drops of detergent, wipe with a cloth, rinse, and let dry for a streak-free finish. Be sure to avoid abrasive scrub pads, harsh chemicals and bleach, oil-based products, and waxes, since these can all scratch, stain, or discolor your countertop.

How much are Cambria countertops?

While they boast excellent durability and premium engineering, Cambria quartz countertops actually fall into the mid-to-high category, with the price of the finished product dependent on color, profile thickness, fabrication, and installation and design complexity.

Who sells Cambria countertops near me?

Looking to treat yourself and your space to premium-quality elements? Look no further than Kitchen Magic! For nearly five decades, we’ve been proudly catering to homeowners in Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, helping them create homes of their dreams with bespoke elements and expert remodeling services. We partner with some of the best manufacturers in the industry, ensuring we deliver top-tier products to our valued customers. Reach out to us today, and discover how you can make your space incredible!

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