However, I read quite negative reviews about MSI, and especially the Calacatta Miraggio as it seems especially prone to staining (defeating the purpose of quartz). And the issues re food safety. It seems while the other MSI quartz are made using the Breton technology, the Calacatta Miraggio is using the LumaLuxe technology - and it seems ...

From a style perspective, I would be happy with either MSI or Cambria, but I would love to know if the Cambria stone is that much superior to the MSI stone to justify the extra cost. Obviously the price of the MSI products appeal to me, but I don't want a sub-par product. I lean towards the look of the MSI Verona, but I'm concerned about the ...

We have msi mirragio gold amd love it. ALL quartz is made using the same Breton process, different companies license it for their own patterns. ALL companies have complaints against them from dissatisfied consumers with unrealistic expectations that their quartz will be bulletproof

We recently refaced our cabinets to Sherwin Williams Alabaster. It is a creamier, warm white compared to the “t-shirt” white often seen. We are now looking to replace our countertop & are deciding between MSI’s Lumataj quartz & their Cashmere Taj …

Would love to see it finished if you do end up using the Prado. Prado absolutely has the warmth and brown in the vein, with some gray too. Plus, the Prado looks way more natural IMO to all the other Quartz. If you like the look of the Prado, you should also look into Vadara Quartz if it’s available near you. Vadara will be a little more ...

Emily thats exactly my thoughts. Those 3 are the only colors I like. I’m going with a soapstone island and quartz perimeter. Im getting a little nervous. I did get to visit the MSI showroom in Denver, that was helpful!! photo is Valentin (top) and Prado (bottom) I really liked the warmth of veining in the Valentin, but the stronger lines of ...

There are a lot of quartz-haters on this forum, with Patricia taking the lead, I have MSI (neither of your selections) and love it, but it really depends on the style of your kitchen & your home. I did *not* pick a marble-like quartz b/c I do think all of them look pretty fake. I picked quartz because I wanted something that looks different.

Good luck. I saw 100s of slabs and went to 3 locations for MSI and then also other warehouses too. In the end, this was the only slab that looks like porcelain or marble and is actually quartz and doesn’t require all the care that other stones would require. Wish it came in 3cm size but the mitered edge solved this problem for us too.

No other colors or variation. It was pretty. I'm on the fence. Our contractor said to look for jumbo sizes only. I wasn't expecting that and now feel somewhat limited. Arno is pretty and comes in prefab and jumbo size. Check out Vadara Quartz. I prefer their quartz colors. I also went to their showroom and I think their quartz is gorgeous.

I am interested in MSI calacatta Azai Q quartz with lumaluxe and I found some discussions on here that alluded to the fact that MSI isnt a great quality product but most of the threads seem to be old so I am wondering if anyone has recently used it …