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Quartz countertops strike a perfect balance between luxury and practicality, making them one of the most sought-after options for modern homes.
They’re non-porous, beautifully consistent, and built to endure daily use without losing their shine. Urban Source Countertops takes pride in transforming
raw quartz slabs into breathtaking, custom pieces for your kitchen, bathroom, or workspace—crafted to suit your lifestyle and aesthetic.
Cambria’s color palette is designed to offer variety without chaos. From bold, high-contrast surfaces to softer, more atmospheric designs, each color is engineered to behave consistently across large installations while delivering a distinct visual personality. Below are some of Cambria’s most recognized and requested designs, each offering a different design direction for kitchens, bathrooms, and feature spaces.
Bold Contrast, Architectural Confidence
Bentley is defined by contrast. A crisp white background is crossed by bold charcoal and translucent black veining, softened with light gray movement throughout the surface. This design is often chosen when a kitchen needs structure and visual definition, making it a strong option for statement islands and modern interiors.
Organic Movement With Dramatic Flow
Seagrove brings drama through motion rather than contrast. Large, swirling veins of black and moss green move across a light base, accented with subtle silver flecks. The result feels organic and expressive, ideal for spaces that want depth and movement without feeling heavy.
Soft Texture, Refined Dimension
Ella offers a refined, layered look built on subtlety. Dove-gray streams form a delicate lattice across a softly marbled background, creating dimension without bold contrast. This design works beautifully in bright kitchens and bathrooms where quiet texture is preferred over strong veining.
Warm Meets Cool in Perfect Balance
Ironsbridge balances warmth and coolness in a single surface. Honey-toned accents blend with whites, creams, and layered grays, creating a design that feels rich yet controlled. It’s a popular choice for transitional interiors that combine natural materials with modern elements.
Directional Veining With Natural Edge
Skara Brae stands out through its directional veining. Set against a bone-white backdrop, translucent olive-green veins move dynamically across the surface, accompanied by subtle black and white accents. This design adds character and movement, making it well suited for feature installations.
Light, Airy, and Timeless
Soft and understated, Weybourne is built around airy marble-inspired tones grounded by gentle gray veining. Its balanced appearance makes it easy to integrate into a wide range of kitchens, from classic to contemporary, without dominating the overall design.
Quiet Luxury With Golden Warmth
Windermere combines gray and cream tones with hints of gold for a quietly elevated look. The subtle warmth adds depth without excess shine, making this design a strong option for kitchens that aim to feel contemporary yet inviting.
Regal Detail, Elevated Expression
Annicca is one of Cambria’s most expressive designs. A neutral white background is layered with fine gray veining and accented by touches of gold and purple sparkle. Inspired by architectural detail, Annicca is frequently selected for centerpiece installations where visual richness and refinement are key.
Soft Color, Subtle Sparkle
Montgomery is light, soft, and nuanced. Whites, ivories, and creams come together with understated seafoam-green veining and a gentle pearlescent finish. This design brings subtle color into a space without overwhelming it, making it especially popular in bathrooms and serene kitchens.
Flowing Veins, Timeless Appeal
Brittanicca delivers a classic, flowing composition. A creamy white background supports gray islands and peninsulas of movement, tied together by ashen veining and faint charcoal speckles. It’s a versatile design that adapts well to both traditional and modern layouts.
Warm Neutrals With Natural Depth
Crowndale is warm and grounded, built from layers of cream, beige, and darker tan tones. Its organic movement creates visual interest while maintaining a welcoming feel, making it a natural fit for kitchens designed around earthy palettes.
Soft, Airy, and Comforting
Fairbourne feels light and comfortable. A creamy foundation is enhanced by soft white and light beige swirls, giving the surface a pillowy, relaxed appearance. This design works well in spaces where calmness and continuity are priorities.
Earthy Texture With Copper Accents
Bradshaw is rich and textural. Taupe and tan tones swirl together with deep black accents, while copper flecks catch the light and add depth. It’s often chosen for interiors that aim to feel layered and distinctive rather than minimal.
Dramatic Waves, Refined Contrast
Bellingham features dramatic, marble-like movement. Dark gray and black waves flow across a base of creams and light grays, creating depth and visual rhythm. This design brings strong character to kitchens and features surfaces without relying on high contrast alone.
Calm Tones, Gentle Movement
Darlington is soft and understated. Subtle khaki and olive tones drift gently across a light background, creating a calm, almost atmospheric surface. It’s a popular choice for kitchens and bathrooms designed around muted, natural palettes.
Bold Earth Tones With Golden Glimmer
Laneshaw makes a bold, earthy statement. Rich browns, warm tans, and deep blacks form a strong contrast, accented by hints of white and a delicate gold shimmer. This design is often used when the countertop is meant to anchor the space visually.
Noble Colors, Versatile Elegance
Buckingham brings together noble browns, grays, and golden tones in a versatile and expressive palette. Its adaptability makes it suitable for a wide range of indoor applications, from kitchen countertops and islands to backsplashes and waterfall edges.
Light, Coastal, and Effortless
Newport is light and coastal in character. Tonal whites create subtle depth, evoking the calm movement of sand and tide. This design works especially well in bright kitchens and open spaces where simplicity and lightness matter.
Natural Flow With Metallic Warmth
Berkeley draws inspiration from natural flow. Sandy tones form the base, while hints of copper and bronze introduce movement and warmth. The result is a surface that feels both grounded and dynamic, pairing well with natural materials.
Soft Neutrals With Subtle Radiance
Berwyn blends whites, ivories, and creams with soft gray veining and subtle touches of gold and silver. Its balanced composition makes it a flexible option for kitchens and bathrooms that aim for elegance without excess contrast.
A Cambria design can look completely different once it’s cut, installed, and placed under real lighting. That’s why Urban Source doesn’t just show samples; It helps you visualize how each surface will actually live in your space.
From comparing slabs to planning seam placement and finish selection, we make sure the Cambria color you choose looks just as stunning in your home as it does on display.
Cambria has earned its reputation by doing one thing exceptionally well: turning engineered quartz into a design material that feels natural, expressive, and built to last. It is widely recognized as one of the most refined quartz brands on the market, combining advanced manufacturing with design-forward collections that perform just as beautifully as they look.
From high-end residential kitchens to demanding commercial environments, Cambria surfaces are chosen for their balance of elegance, strength, and long-term reliability.
Cambria surfaces are built from natural quartz, one of the hardest minerals found in nature, blended with advanced resins and pigments to create a dense, non-porous slab. This structure gives Cambria its resistance to staining, chipping, and everyday wear, while also allowing for greater control over color and pattern.
Because the surface is non-porous, Cambria does not absorb liquids, harbor bacteria, or require sealing. That makes it especially well-suited for kitchens, bathrooms, and anywhere hygiene and durability matter.
Cambria also meets strict indoor air quality standards, making it a smart choice for modern homes and commercial interiors alike.
What sets Cambria apart visually is its depth. Many quartz surfaces look flat or repetitive when installed across a large area. Cambria designs are created with layered movement and realistic veining that feel closer to natural stone, without the unpredictability.
The collection includes everything from clean, subtle whites to richly detailed designs inspired by marble, granite, and even architectural textures. Multiple finishes allow each surface to feel either sleek and polished or soft and contemporary, depending on the space.
Cambria is engineered for everyday use. Its surface resists scratching, staining, and surface damage far better than most natural stone. While it handles normal kitchen heat well, using trivets for hot cookware is recommended to preserve the surface over time.
Because Cambria does not absorb moisture, it also resists mold, mildew, and bacterial growth, making it a practical and hygienic surface for food preparation and bathroom environments.
One of Cambria’s biggest advantages is how little effort it takes to keep it looking new. There is no sealing, no polishing, and no special treatment required. Simple cleaning with mild soap and water is all it takes to maintain its appearance.
Spills should be wiped up as they occur, especially from acidic liquids, but overall, Cambria is designed to fit effortlessly into everyday life.
Cambria produces all of its quartz surfaces in the United States, maintaining full control over material sourcing, quality, and environmental standards. By keeping manufacturing centralized, Cambria reduces waste, improves efficiency, and ensures consistent product quality across its entire collection.
This commitment to responsible production makes Cambria a strong choice for homeowners and designers who care about both performance and environmental impact.
Cambria’s design portfolio includes multiple families of looks. Some are inspired by classic marble, offering dramatic veining and bright backgrounds. Others lean toward granite-inspired textures or modern, architectural patterns. There are also clean, minimalist designs for contemporary interiors and warmer options for more traditional spaces.
This wide range allows Cambria to adapt to virtually any design direction, from sleek modern kitchens to timeless, elegant bathrooms.
Cambria quartz is used in a wide range of applications. It is most commonly installed in kitchens as countertops, islands, and backsplashes, but it also performs beautifully in bathrooms as vanities, shower walls, and tub surrounds.
Thanks to its durability and low maintenance, Cambria is also a popular choice in commercial settings such as restaurants, offices, and hospitality spaces where surfaces must withstand constant use without losing their appearance.
Cambria is considered a premium quartz brand because of its design quality, consistency, and manufacturing standards. It offers thicker slabs, more realistic veining, and tighter quality control compared to many mass-market quartz brands.
While Cambria is priced higher than entry-level quartz, it delivers long-term value through durability, design stability, and warranty protection. Many homeowners choose it because it holds its appearance and performance for years with minimal maintenance.
Cambria’s non-porous surface resists stains, moisture, and everyday wear. It is far more scratch-resistant than natural stone, making it well suited for busy kitchens and high-use areas.
No. Cambria does not need sealing or polishing. Regular cleaning with mild soap and water is enough to keep the surface looking clean and refined.
Yes. One of Cambria’s advantages is its controlled manufacturing process, which ensures reliable color and pattern consistency, making it easier to plan layouts and match slabs.
Yes. Cambria’s moisture resistance, hygiene benefits, and durability make it suitable for bathrooms, vanities, backsplashes, and even commercial applications like offices and hospitality spaces.
Yes. Urban Source allows you to view samples and, when available, full slabs so you can select the Cambria design that best fits your lighting, cabinetry, and layout.
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