How to Match Quartz Worktops with Kitchen Cabinets & Flooring

Written By Pallvi Wadhwa

Choosing the perfect quartz worktop is only part of designing your dream kitchen. Matching it seamlessly with your cabinets and flooring ensures your space feels cohesive, stylish, and thoughtfully designed. At SlabGo, we help homeowners across the UK find the perfect harmony between their quartz surfaces and surrounding finishes. Here’s how to master the art of matching quartz worktops with your cabinets and flooring.

Understanding Colour Theory in Kitchen Design

Before diving into specific combinations, it's important to understand a bit of colour theory:

  • Complementary colours: Opposite shades on the colour wheel, offering contrast.

  • Analogous colours: Similar shades that blend well for a calming effect.

  • Monochromatic schemes: Various tones of the same colour for a seamless look.

When choosing your quartz worktop, keep these concepts in mind to build visual balance.

Matching Quartz Worktops with Kitchen Cabinets

1. White Quartz Worktops

  • Pair with: Navy blue, deep green, or charcoal cabinets for bold contrast.

  • Or choose: White or light grey cabinetry for a minimalist, clean look.

  • Best for: Modern, Scandinavian, or transitional kitchen designs.

2. Grey Quartz Worktops

  • Pair with: White or light wood cabinets for a soft and neutral palette.

  • Or try: Matte black or navy for a moody and contemporary aesthetic.

  • Best for: Industrial and modern kitchens.

3. Black Quartz Worktops

  • Pair with: Light oak, beige, or cream cabinets to avoid overwhelming darkness.

  • Or use: Glossy white cabinetry to add dramatic contrast.

  • Best for: Luxury, minimalist, or dramatic kitchen themes.

4. Beige or Cream Quartz Worktops

  • Pair with: Warm-toned wood cabinets like walnut or cherry.

  • Also works with: Muted greens or taupe for a natural feel.

  • Best for: Traditional and farmhouse kitchens.

Coordinating with Flooring Options

1. Wooden Flooring

  • Works well with almost all quartz types, especially light and mid-toned quartz.

  • For dark wood floors, choose a lighter quartz (white, cream, or soft grey) to balance the space.

2. Tile Flooring

  • Opt for complementary or neutral tones.

  • If using patterned tile, choose a solid or subtly veined quartz surface to avoid visual clutter.

3. Vinyl or Laminate Flooring

  • Match with mid-tone quartz for a cohesive, budget-friendly design.

  • Textured flooring can be paired with smooth quartz for contrast.

Tips for a Cohesive Look

  • Use Samples: Compare physical samples of your quartz, cabinetry, and flooring in the actual lighting of your kitchen.

  • Balance Textures: If your flooring and cabinetry are textured, go for a sleek quartz finish.

  • Mind the Undertones: Warm-toned quartz pairs best with other warm finishes (like walnut), while cool-toned quartz suits greys and blacks.

  • Consistency Matters: Choose a consistent design theme (modern, rustic, classic) and let that guide your materials.

Design Examples

  • Modern Contrast: Matte black cabinets, white quartz worktop, and natural oak flooring.

  • Classic Elegance: Cream cabinets, beige quartz worktop, and herringbone wood flooring.

  • Scandinavian Style: White cabinets, light grey quartz, and pale timber floors.

  • Bold and Contemporary: Navy cabinets, veined white quartz, and slate grey tile floors.

Why Choose SlabGo for Your Quartz Worktops?

  • Huge selection of premium quartz colours and finishes

  • Expert design advice and personalised guidance

  • Fast, professional installation service across the UK

  • Competitive pricing and quality assurance

Your dream kitchen starts with the perfect match — and at SlabGo, we make it effortless.

FAQs

1. How do I know which quartz colour works best in my kitchen?

We recommend bringing home samples and viewing them in your kitchen lighting. SlabGo offers expert consultations to help you visualise your choices.

2. Can I use dark quartz in a small kitchen?

Yes! Pair it with light cabinets and flooring to keep the space from feeling too enclosed.

3. What’s the best way to match flooring with quartz?

Focus on undertones. Warm with warm, cool with cool. Use contrast for balance and harmony.

4. Can SlabGo help me choose matching surfaces?

Absolutely. Our team provides personalised recommendations and sample matching to help you make confident decisions.

Explore the full collection of quartz worktops at SlabGo and get expert help matching your surfaces to perfection!

Pallvi Wadhwa
Next

Top 10 Quartz Worktop Colors Trending in 2025