Cambria Inverness Cobalt
Cambria Inverness Cobalt is an engineered stone offered by Cambria; an American company committed to achieving exceptional quality in each of its products using only the finest quartz when producing quartz slabs. Cambria Inverness Cobalt is well-known for its stormy blue veins. There is also subtle fragmentation in the slab giving it a fractured look. All this intensity creates a beautiful contrast on top of its smooth white backdrop. In addition to its breathtaking beauty, Cambria Inverness Cobalt offers very low maintenance and long-lasting service life.
Cambria Inverness Cobalt is one of the best pieces in the Cambria quartz collection. Cambria quartz slabs consist of more than 90% natural quartz. Expert craftsmen work on the designs and patterns of these stones to create the most appealing facade. In addition to their beauty, these stones are resistant to stains and spills due to their nonporous surface.
Inverness Cobalt Specifications and Applications
Inverness Cobalt Cambria stones bring exceptional beauty and outstanding quality to your home. Made from natural quartz pieces, Inverness Cobalt Cambria Quartz stone integrates high-quality raw materials and meticulous engineering in its manufacturing process. The resulting stones are particularly hard and strong with nonabsorbent surfaces.
All production processes of Cambria are conducted in the United States, and is proudly an American brand. Cambria Inverness Cobalt slabs are offered in two different thickness options, with regards to the unique surface needs of residential and commercial spaces. There are 2 cm slabs that are suitable for vertical surfaces like accent walls or backsplashes. Then there are 3 cm slabs which are better for horizontal and heavy traffic surfaces such as the bathroom or kitchen countertops. Inverness Cobalt Cambria countertops are only available with a polished finish. The polished finish ensures brilliance in any space.
What Are Some Inspiration Ideas With Inverness Cobalt Cambria?
Cambria Inverness Cobalt is an excellent white slab that homeowners can use for various décor ideas in various living spaces. Here are some areas in which you can use Inverness Cobalt Quartz:
Indoor Applications
- Kitchen backsplash
- Bathroom flooring
- Kitchen countertop
- Bathroom vanity top
- Waterfall island
- Accent walls
Outdoor Applications
- Outdoor kitchen worktop
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Why Should You Choose Inverness Cobalt Cambria Quartz?
Cambria Inverness Cobalt is a part of the Inverness family which exhibits both a soothing and striking appearance. The juxtaposition of colors makes it applicable in decors with a lot of sunlight and warm wood tones. Since versatility is a big factor in choosing home decoration elements, Cambria Inverness Cobalt makes for a good option among many natural and engineered stones.
The structure and surface of the Cambria quartz are also worth considering. Due to its very compact structure and protective surface, Inverness Cobalt is a better countertop option compared to other stones, particularly natural stones such as granite or marble. The surface of Cambria quartz stones are nonabsorbent and resistant to external impact, scratches, and staining, which translates into higher durability. This also makes Cambria Inverness Cobalt a low-maintenance stone.
Despite its obvious advantages in terms of functionality and beauty, Cambria Inverness Cobalt Quartz stones are not very expensive. It features outstanding beauty with its gently textured veins that will not have you suffering sticker shock. Therefore, you can always consider Cambria Cobalt even if you are on a budget with your next home remodeling.
How to Take Care of Inverness Cobalt?
Quartz stones such as Cambria Inverness Cobalt are in high demand due to their easy maintenance requirements. As you might already know, natural stones like granite or marble need sealing before use, and the sealant needs to be renewed periodically. Fortunately, quartz stones allow homeowners to start using their countertops right away without sealing, as they already have a protective layer on their surface.
As for cleaning, the protective layer is, again, in effect. Thanks to its nonporous surface, Cambria Inverness Cobalt blocks everyday spills and stains, never letting them penetrate the inner structure of the stone. Thereby, a simple wiping using a bit of water and a soft fabric should do the job.
Note that rubbing the surface harshly and using chemicals can deteriorate the shiny, nonporous surface over time. Also, Cambria warns that these products are not heatproof, fracture-proof, or chemical-proof. Therefore, you are strongly advised to follow the detailed maintenance routines provided to you.
Cambria Inverness Cobalt Price
The cost of Cambria Inverness Cobalt is usually a little higher than common granite or marble, but it offers the beauty and performance of high-end natural stones at much more affordable prices. Also, the exact price can vary depending on your location, the technical specifications of the slabs you want, and stock availability.
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FAQs
Cambria Inverness Cobalt features glimmering navy tones set on a white canvas. The charming beauty of this quartz stone is in perfect harmony with the high-tech engineering by Cambria. Here are some of the most popular questions answered briefly about Cambria Inverness Cobalt:
How Much Does Cambria Inverness Cobalt Cost?
Cambria Inverness Cobalt is slightly more expensive than the cheapest granite and marble stones. Yet, it offers superior performance and beauty compared to that of the most expensive natural stones.
What Color Is Inverness Cobalt?
This stone in particular has stormy blue veins on a white background.
Is Inverness Cobalt Good?
Yes, it is. Cambria Inverness Cobalt is an impressive surface material featuring innovative engineering and high-quality raw material.
Can I Use Inverness Cobalt With Wood Colored Cabinets?
Cambria Inverness Cobalt pairs perfectly with various colors. Considering its dark navy blue veining, wood colors produce an amazing color combination, especially in the kitchen.
