Vadara Quartz Countertops
Handcrafted quartz inspired by real landscapes — marble and quartzite looks without the sealing — on display in our Anaheim showroom.
Vadara samples are on the rack in our Anaheim showroom.
Quartz designed from real landscapes
Vadara's tagline, printed across the rack on our showroom floor, is “Capture the world in quartz”, and it describes how the brand works. Vadara builds its collections around what it calls nature's most captivating corners, and describes its slabs as handcrafted, with patterns meant to read as stone rather than as a print.
That makes Vadara the line we reach for when a client loves the look of marble or quartzite but does not want the upkeep. Its range includes designs inspired by Calacatta marble and by Taj Mahal quartzite, in warm beige and off-white grounds with soft, flowing veining.
Warm neutrals that work with wood
The samples on our rack lean warm: Braewind and Canyon Choir are cream grounds with pale gold movement, the kind of top that sits comfortably against oak, walnut or a painted shaker door without turning the room cold. Cooler, whiter options sit on the lower shelves for clients who want contrast instead.
As an engineered quartz, Vadara is non-porous, so it does not need sealing and does not stain the way natural marble does. Day to day, a wipe with warm water and mild soap is the whole routine.
What Vadara is good at
Stone looks, quartz upkeep
Marble- and quartzite-inspired designs for clients who love natural stone but not the sealing, etching and staining that come with it.
Warm, wood-friendly tones
Cream and beige grounds with soft gold and taupe veining that sit easily beside oak, walnut and painted cabinetry.
Handcrafted patterns
Vadara describes its slabs as handcrafted, with collections designed around real natural scenes rather than a single repeated print.
Non-porous and practical
An engineered quartz surface: no sealing, no absorbed spills, and warm water with mild soap for everyday cleaning.
Choosing a Vadara colour
Nature-inspired patterns are exactly the ones that need to be seen large. A flowing vein that looks gentle on a twelve-inch sample can run the full length of an island, and it should line up with the seams you will actually have. Come to the Anaheim showroom, pull the Vadara samples, and put them next to the door style you are considering.
Call (714) 630-0477 or book a free design consultation. We template and install every counter we sell — countertops explains the process — and you can compare Vadara with Silestone, Nouvel and every other line on our brands page in one visit.
Vadara quartz questions
Looks, care, colours and how Vadara compares with the other surfaces in our showroom.
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Does Vadara look like natural stone?
That is its point. Vadara designs its collections around natural landscapes and offers marble- and quartzite-inspired patterns. Up close it is still quartz, so judge it at full sample size in the showroom rather than from a photo.
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Does Vadara quartz need sealing?
No. It is an engineered, non-porous surface, so it needs no sealing and does not soak up spills. Use a trivet for hot pans, as you would with any quartz.
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Which Vadara colours can I see in Anaheim?
Our rack includes the warm cream Braewind and Canyon Choir alongside whiter options. The full Vadara range is larger than any showroom rack, so ask us if you have a specific colour in mind.
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Is Vadara a good choice for a bathroom?
Yes. A non-porous quartz suits vanity tops and shower benches well, and choosing the same colour for kitchen and bath keeps a whole-house remodel consistent.
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How do I choose between Vadara and Viatera?
Both are engineered quartz. Vadara leans toward warm, nature-inspired stone looks; Viatera, made by LX Hausys in Georgia, has a wide range from clean whites to bold veining. Visit the showroom, open Mon–Sat 10am–5pm · Sunday closed, and compare them side by side.
See Braewind and Canyon Choir in person.
- Showroom hours Mon–Sat 10am–5pm · Sunday closed
- Showroom 2910 E La Palma Ave, Ste B, Anaheim, CA 92806
- Service area 24 Orange County cities we serve