Grey quartz worktops are the second-most-popular UK kitchen choice for good reason: they pair beautifully with white shaker cabinets, navy island units and wood floors, and they hide everyday smudges and crumbs better than pure white. Browse 8+ grey quartz worktops at trade rates, from soft concrete-effect like Cement Lux (£180/m²) to dramatic Midnight Strata. Every worktop is non-porous, scratch-resistant and never needs sealing.

Light greys — Cement Lux, Concrete Quartz, Galileo. Soft tones for modern handleless kitchens. £170-£200/m².

Mid greys — Grey Expo, Ashen Slate Echo. Balanced everyday choice. £170-£200/m².

Deep / charcoal greys — Midnight Fume, Midnight Strata, Midnight Starburst. Dramatic contrast for statement kitchens. £190-£220/m².

Why choose grey quartz? Grey hides marks better than white, pairs with virtually any cabinet colour, and reads as both modern and timeless. Unlike grey granite, it never needs sealing, and unlike grey laminate, it lasts 25+ years.

See our complete quartz buying guide for thickness, edges and lighting advice, or quartz vs granite comparison.

Frequently asked

Does grey quartz stain?No — quartz is non-porous. Greys are also more forgiving than whites for daily marks.

What pairs best with grey quartz?White shaker cabinets, navy units, wood floors. Light greys lift small kitchens; dark greys create luxury feel in larger spaces.

How much does grey quartz cost UK?£170-£220/m² supply-only at trade rates. Typical 6m² kitchen £1,020-£1,320 material plus fabrication.