Brands

Cambria Quartz Countertops

American-made, family-owned natural quartz that never needs sealing — on display in our Anaheim showroom for kitchens, vanities and bars.

Cambria quartz countertops brand logo

Cambria samples are on display at our Anaheim showroom — ask which designs are out when you visit.

About Cambria

Why homeowners ask for Cambria by name

Cambria is a countertop brand many homeowners already know by name. It is a family-owned company, and it makes its quartz in the United States — Cambria states that more than 95% of the cost of a Cambria purchase stays in the U.S. economy, from slab production to installation.

The surface itself is natural quartz bound with pigments and binders. Cambria describes it as nonporous and nonabsorbent, which is why it resists stains and never needs sealing, and it is NSF-51 certified for food safety. For a family kitchen that is the practical case: a top you wipe down rather than maintain.

Cambria photograph of its Brittanicca quartz design on a white kitchen island and full-height backsplash, not a Kitchen Cabinets and Beyond project
Brittanicca, Cambria photo

How Cambria's designs are organised

Cambria does not sell one “collection”; it publishes a palette of named designs and lets you narrow it four ways. By colour — whites, greys, blacks, beiges and warmer golds and browns. By pattern — solid, veined, wave and granular designs. By finish — polished, Cambria Luxe, Cambria Satin, Cambria Matte and the textured Satin Ridge. And by price tier, from Classic through Signature, Coordinates and Luxury to Grandeur.

That last one matters more than it looks: two whites that read almost the same on a phone screen can sit several tiers apart. The samples on our floor change, so ask which Cambria designs we have out when you visit, and we will pull the ones in your colour and budget before you sit down.

Cambria photograph of its Ella quartz design on a grey island with a farmhouse sink in an open kitchen, not a Kitchen Cabinets and Beyond project
Ella, Cambria photo
Why we carry it

What Cambria is good at

Made in America, family owned

Cambria is a family-owned company that makes its quartz in the United States, and says more than 95% of a Cambria purchase goes back into the U.S. economy.

Nothing to seal, ever

Cambria describes its surface as nonporous and nonabsorbent: it resists stains, needs no sealing or polishing, and is NSF-51 certified for food safety.

A wide, well-organised palette

Named designs you can narrow by colour, pattern, finish and price tier — useful when you know the look you want and need to know what it costs.

A warranty that stays with the house

Cambria's transferable Full Lifetime Warranty passes to the next owner if you sell, and Cambria handles claims itself.

Care and maintenance

Living with a Cambria countertop

Cambria's own care guidance is short. Clean it with warm water, a soft cotton cloth and a mild soap if you want one. Never seal or polish it — it does not need either, and a topical treatment will leave the gloss looking dull or patchy. Keep bleach, oven cleaner, abrasive powders and scouring pads off it.

Heat is the one real rule. Cambria is plain that no stone is heat-proof: put a trivet or a closed-weave hot pad under pans, slow cookers, air fryers and griddles, especially near an edge. Seams are visible, and matte finishes show marks from daily use that wash off with water. Cambria backs its countertops with its own transferable Full Lifetime Warranty, which stays with the house if you sell it; claims go to Cambria directly.

We measure, template and install the top as part of the job — see countertops for how that works. Call (714) 630-0477 or book a free design consultation, and compare Cambria with Silestone, Viatera and the rest of the brands we carry on the same visit.

Cambria photograph of its Whitehall quartz design on a kitchen peninsula with dark base cabinets and a stainless range, not a Kitchen Cabinets and Beyond project
Whitehall, Cambria photo
Questions

Cambria countertop questions

Care, heat, the warranty and how Cambria compares with the other quartz brands in our Anaheim showroom.

  1. Does Cambria need sealing?

    No. Cambria says its quartz is nonporous and nonabsorbent, so it never needs sealing, polishing or reconditioning. Warm water, a soft cotton cloth and a mild soap if you want one is the whole routine.

  2. Can I put a hot pan on Cambria?

    Use a trivet. Cambria states that no stone is heat-proof and that sudden or sustained heat, especially near an edge, can damage the surface, so a closed-weave hot pad or a solid trivet goes under pans, slow cookers, air fryers and griddles.

  3. What warranty comes with Cambria?

    Cambria backs its countertops with a transferable Full Lifetime Warranty. It is Cambria’s warranty, not ours: it stays with the house if you sell, and claims go to Cambria directly.

  4. Which Cambria designs can I see in the showroom?

    The samples on the floor change, so call (714) 630-0477 or ask when you book. Tell us your colour and budget and we will have the right designs out before you arrive.

  5. How does Cambria compare with Silestone or Viatera?

    All three are engineered quartz. Cambria is family-owned and American-made; Silestone leads on low-silica manufacturing; Viatera is made by LX Hausys in Georgia. The quickest way to choose is to see them side by side in our showroom.

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