Introduction
Quartz has become a go-to choice for surfaces in both homes and commercial spaces. But not all quartz slabs are the same — what works in a residential kitchen may not be suitable for a busy hotel lobby or retail store. So how do you choose the right quartz for your project?

1. Understanding the Application

• Residential Projects focus more on aesthetics and personalized designs. These include kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, and wall cladding.
• Commercial Projects, such as offices, restaurants, and hospitals, require durability, high traffic resistance, and compliance with safety standards.

2. Durability & Performance Needs

• Commercial Quartz must withstand constant use, heavy loads, and frequent cleaning. Look for surfaces with higher density, scratch resistance, and heat tolerance.
• Residential Quartz offers more flexibility in design — even lighter colors and patterns can be used, as wear and tear are lower.

3. Design Preferences

• Commercial Designs tend to favor neutral, timeless shades like greys, beiges, and whites to suit broader audiences.
• Residential Spaces allow creativity — bold veins, marble-like finishes, and customized cuts are popular.

4. Size & Slab Thickness

• Commercial Applications often require thicker slabs (20mm+), especially for floors or large reception desks.
• Residential Installations typically use standard 15–20mm slabs, unless a specific design calls for more structure.

5. Maintenance & Cleaning

Commercial quartz must be low maintenance and stain resistant, ideal for high-traffic zones. Residential users can afford to choose more delicate finishes if they follow simple care routines.

Conclusion
Choosing the right quartz depends on the project’s scale, usage, and aesthetic. At At Camrola, we offer a wide range of quartz surfaces tailored for both residential elegance and commercial durability. Need help selecting? Our experts are here to guide you.