TAJ MAHAL
QUARTZITE & QUARTZ COLORS
Taj Mahal is one of the most coveted stone colors in today’s design world. Its warm cream base, soft grey movement, and subtle golden veining make it a timeless choice for luxury kitchens, bathroom vanities, shower walls, fireplaces, and upscale commercial spaces.
At Raphael Stone Collection in Los Angeles, California, we offer both natural Taj Mahal Quartzite slabs and Taj Mahal Quartz (Printed Quartz) — a modern engineered alternative that captures the beauty of the natural stone with enhanced durability and cost efficiency.
Whether you’re a homeowner, contractor, designer, or architect, this page helps you compare all available Taj Mahal colors, finishes, slab variations, and applications.
What Is Taj Mahal Quartzite?
Taj Mahal Quartzite is a natural stone quarried primarily in Brazil. It’s renowned for its:
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Creamy white background
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Soft golden and beige veining
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High durability
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Resistance to heat
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Luxurious marble-like look without marble maintenance
This quartzite has become the top choice for homeowners who want a warm, elegant, and timeless stone that fits any design style — from modern minimalism to coastal luxury.
AvaAvailable Finishes – Polished, Honed & Leatheredilable Finishes
Polished Taj Mahal
Shiny, reflective, bright
Enhances gold & grey veining
Ideal for:
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Luxury kitchens
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Bathroom vanities
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Bars and entertainment spaces
Honed Taj Mahal
Soft, matte, contemporary
Minimizes glare and creates a velvety touch
Preferred for:
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Modern kitchens
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Large islands
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Minimalist designs
Leathered Taj Mahal
Textured, premium, organic look
Perfect for rustic, earthy, and high-end custom homes
Excellent for:
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Fireplaces
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Feature walls
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Outdoor kitchens
Taj Mahal Color Variations
Taj Mahal is available in several color tones. These variations are natural and expected with a stone this elegant.
Classic Taj Mahal Quartzite (Cream + Gold)
Warm beige undertones
Soft grey movement
Golden linear veining
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Perfect for kitchens with white cabinetry, warm neutrals, or modern oak tones.
Light Taj Mahal Quartzite
A paler, soft-white version with minimal movement.
More marble-like and popular in luxury bathrooms.
Taj Mahal Perla Venato
A cleaner, more white-grey version with subtle warm accents.
Often selected for modern homes that lean toward a cooler palette.
Taj Mahal Quartz (Printed Versions)
Engineered quartz in:
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Subtle pale-cream
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Bold veining
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Bookmatched veining
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Uniform minimal movement
These colors offer design flexibility with zero maintenance.
POLISHED FINISH
HONED FINISH
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The Beauty of Taj Mahal Quartzite, Reinvented in Quartz
As demand for Taj Mahal grows, many homeowners are now choosing Taj Mahal Quartz, a printed-engineered stone that replicates the look of real quartzite with:
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Lower maintenance
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No sealing
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Better stain resistance
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More consistent patterns
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A more budget-friendly price point
Raphael Stone offers several Taj Mahal Quartz printed designs, including veined, bookmatched, and light/soft variations.
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Taj Mahal Applications & Design Ideas
Kitchen Countertops & Large Islands
Taj Mahal Quartzite and Quartz are popular for:
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Large seamless islands
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Waterfall edges
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Full height backsplashes
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Coastal or Mediterranean style kitchens
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Modern luxury white kitchens
Fireplaces & Accent Walls
Leathered Taj Mahal creates texture and dimension.
Printed quartz allows perfect bookmatching for symmetrical patterns.
Bathroom Vanities & Shower Walls
The soft movement brings a spa-like look to:
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Floating vanities
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Backlit walls
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Steam showers
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Freestanding tub walls
Commercial Design
Used in:
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Hotels
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Restaurants
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Lobby counters
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Boutique retail stores
Taj Mahal Leathered Finish
Taj Mahal Polished Finish
How to Choose Your Slab (Important Tips)
When visiting our Los Angeles showroom:
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✔ Look at full slabs
Taj Mahal patterns vary significantly — especially natural quartzite.
✔ Consider movement direction
Horizontal vs vertical veining changes the feel dramatically.
✔ Ask to see polished vs honed vs leathered
Each finish transforms the same slab.
✔ Bring cabinet & flooring samples
Maximize your design accuracy.
✔ Check bookmatching options
Especially for fireplaces and large islands.
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Taj Mahal Slab Sizes & Availability (Los Angeles)
Raphael Stone CA stocks Taj Mahal in:
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Jumbo slabs
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Natural quartzite slabs
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Printed quartz slabs
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Polished, honed, and leathered
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Bookmatched pairs
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Prefab quartz countertop sizes (if applicable)
Inventory updates weekly — contact us for real-time availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Taj Mahal Quartzite good for kitchen countertops?
Yes. Taj Mahal Quartzite is extremely durable, heat-resistant, and ideal for kitchen islands and countertops.
Does Taj Mahal Quartzite need sealing?
Yes — natural quartzite should be sealed periodically. Taj Mahal Quartz (engineered) does not require sealing.
Are Taj Mahal Quartz colors similar to real quartzite?
Modern printed quartz designs look extremely close to natural Taj Mahal quartzite but offer more pattern consistency.
What’s the difference between polished and honed Taj Mahal?
Polished is glossy and reflective; honed is matte and soft. Both are excellent for kitchens and bathrooms.
Do you stock Taj Mahal slabs in Los Angeles?
Yes — Raphael Stone CA stocks Taj Mahal Quartzite and Taj Mahal Quartz slabs in our Los Angeles warehouse.
What cabinet colors match Taj Mahal?
White, cream, beige, light oak, walnut, grey, and charcoal cabinetry all pair beautifully.