The defining colour of the modern kitchen.
Grey quartz worktops span everything from pale, airy greys to deep, architectural concrete tones. Whether you want a soft marble-veined grey or an industrial concrete-effect, grey is endlessly adaptable, and, as engineered quartz, non-porous and maintenance-free.
Our grey quartz designs
- London Grey: a refined mid-grey concrete-effect, and a contemporary classic.
- Cloudy Gris: soft, atmospheric grey with cloud-like movement.
- Perla Grey: a pearl-grey with painterly character.
- Tornado Gris: a cool grey with architectural white veining.
- River Ice: a pale grey with delicate white veining.
- Bianco Misterio: a misty grey-and-white blend with depth.
Choosing your shade of grey
Light greys (like River Ice) keep a kitchen bright and airy; mid greys (like London Grey) are the most versatile all-rounders; and deeper, textured greys make a confident, architectural statement. Warm greys lean towards taupe and pair with brass and timber, while cool greys sit best with chrome, white and cooler cabinetry.
Concrete-effect or marble-veined?
Our greys divide into two families: calm, uniform concrete-effects (London Grey, Cloudy Gris, Perla Grey) for a modern, industrial feel; and veined greys (Tornado Gris, River Ice) that add movement and interest. Both work beautifully with handle-less and Shaker kitchens alike.
Frequently asked questions
What colour cabinets go with grey worktops?
White, navy, sage green and timber all work beautifully. For a tonal look, pair grey worktops with grey cabinetry in a slightly different shade.
Are grey worktops still in style?
Grey remains one of the most popular and enduring kitchen choices, particularly timeless concrete-effect and marble-veined greys.
Explore more
See the best quartz colours for a grey kitchen, or browse white and marble-effect quartz. View the full range or request a sample.