Daltile ONE Quartz Countertops in the Twin Cities
All American Granite fabricates and installs Daltile ONE Quartz for homeowners across Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the surrounding suburbs. Our Burnsville team measures your kitchen, cuts your slab in our own shop, and sets the finished tops.
ONE Quartz is Daltile’s quartz countertop line. The 60 colors on this page run from white marble looks and soft Carrara styles to concrete greys, solid blacks and a turquoise called Amazonite, with honed, leather and lava finishes on select colors. Below you will find each color grouped by look, followed by the questions our design consultants answer most often. Contact us for current availability on any color.
60
colors on this page
4
finishes: polished, honed, leather and lava
2 and 3 cm
thickness options
136 x 79 in.
jumbo slab size

Which ONE Quartz color is right for your kitchen?
Start with the look you want, then jump to the colors that fit. Once you have a short list, take free samples home and see them against your own cabinets and floors.
You want a classic white marble look
For grey veining on white, start with Statuary Glory, Independence Calacatta or Calacatta Cathedral. ONE Quartz offers 11 colors in this range.
Your kitchen has wood cabinets or brass hardware
Gold and brown veining picks up those tones. Valor Gold, Liberty Gold and Taj Castella are good places to start among 11 warm colors.
You want a soft, quiet white
Carrara Pisa, Jasmine White and Coronado White keep the veining faint, so the countertop reads as white from across the room.
You want grey or a concrete look
Armor Grey copies the look of dark concrete, and Ash Grey and Noble Grey give you a warm grey that also comes in a low-sheen finish.
You want contrast or a black island
Black Canyon sets bold white veins on black, Liberty Black keeps the veining fine, and Calacatta Bolt puts black veins on white.
You want a solid, low-maintenance surface
Morning Frost, Simply White and Woven Wool skip the veining, and speckled colors like Chipped Ice are forgiving in a busy kitchen.
What colors does ONE Quartz come in?
The tables below cover 60 ONE Quartz colors, grouped by look so you can narrow the field before you visit our showroom. Nearly every color comes polished in 2 cm and 3 cm, and the notes call out other finishes and thicknesses. Daltile lists a nominal 136 by 79 inch slab for most of these colors and a variable slab size for the rest. Contact us for current availability on any color.
Grey-veined whitesWarm whites and goldsSoft whitesGreys and concrete looksBlack and high contrastBlue and greenSolid and speckled
White ONE Quartz colors with grey veining
These marble looks set defined grey veining on a white base, which covers the classic Calacatta and Statuary styles. They suit white, grey and painted cabinetry.
Warm ONE Quartz colors with gold and brown veining
Gold, tan and brown veining warms up a countertop, which suits wood cabinetry and brass hardware. Sedona and Windsor run their color in straight, linear bands instead of branching veins.
Soft white ONE Quartz colors with subtle veining
These colors keep the veining quiet. From across the room they read as a soft white, and up close you see short, fine veins in the style of Carrara marble.
Grey ONE Quartz colors and concrete looks
Start here for a grey countertop, from light speckled grey to dark charcoal. Armor Grey, Ash Grey and Concrete Grey belong to Daltile’s Concrete Look series.
Black and high-contrast ONE Quartz colors
Start here for a dark island or a countertop that sets the tone for the room. Calacatta Bolt reverses the scheme with bold black veins on white.
ONE Quartz colors with blue or green
These three colors add a color beyond white, grey and gold. Amazonite takes its turquoise from the mineral of the same name.
Solid and speckled ONE Quartz colors
These colors skip the veining. They are a practical choice for busy kitchens, laundry rooms and rental properties, and most belong to Daltile’s Monochromatic Look series.
For more options across every brand we carry, browse our quartz color page or our roundup of white quartz countertops.
What do Marble Look, Stone Look, Monochromatic Look and Concrete Look mean?
Daltile sorts ONE Quartz into four series, and you will see these names on samples and on Daltile’s website. Here is what each one means.
Marble Look and Stone Look
Marble Look colors carry defined veining modeled on marble, and 26 of the colors on this page belong to it, including the Calacatta and Statuary colors, Amazonite and Black Canyon. Stone Look covers 20 colors with softer, finer patterns, such as Carrara Pisa, Kodiak and Nightfall.
Monochromatic Look and Concrete Look
Monochromatic Look is the solid and speckled series, with 10 colors here that run from Morning Frost to Brushed Flannel. Concrete Look copies poured concrete, and the 4 colors on this page are Armor Grey, Ash Grey, Concrete Grey and Lincoln White.
Which ONE Quartz finishes can you choose?
Polished is the standard ONE Quartz finish, and it gives a smooth, reflective sheen. Select colors also come in a lower-sheen finish:
- Honed: Acadia Black and Ash Grey.
- Leather: Broadway Black and Lincoln White. Lincoln White comes in the leather finish only.
- Lava: Liberty Black, Noble Grey, Valor Gold and Valor White.
Lava is Daltile’s own textured finish, introduced in 2022. Daltile describes it as having a slight flow under the hand, like gently flowing lava. One point to weigh before you choose: the ONE Quartz residential warranty covers polished finishes only. Our guide to quartz countertop finishes compares polished, honed and leathered surfaces in detail.
Which ONE Quartz thickness should you choose?
ONE Quartz comes in 2 cm and 3 cm. A 3 cm top supports an island overhang with less bracing and gives you a full edge without lamination. A 2 cm top suits vanities, backsplashes and walls.
Daltile lists Simply White in 3 cm only. Our guide to quartz countertop thickness walks through the tradeoffs.
How big is a ONE Quartz slab, and will your island need a seam?
Daltile’s nominal ONE Quartz slab measures 136 by 79 inches. That gives you a piece about 11 feet 4 inches long and 6 feet 7 inches deep, which covers many islands with no seam.
Daltile lists a variable slab size for many of its imported colors, so the size can change from one slab to the next. We confirm the usable area on the actual slab you choose, because we trim the outer edges during fabrication.
How much do ONE Quartz countertops cost in the Twin Cities?
Your total depends on the color you choose, square footage, slab size, thickness, finish, edge profile, sink and cooktop cutouts, seam count, and whether you add a backsplash. ONE Quartz spans simple solid colors and detailed marble looks, so two kitchens of the same size can land far apart. We price your actual layout instead of quoting a square-foot figure that changes once we see the kitchen. Our article on how granite and quartz countertops are priced explains what moves the number, and a free estimate gives you a real figure for your project.
What does the ONE Quartz warranty cover?
ONE Quartz carries a limited lifetime residential warranty that is prorated over 25 years from the date of purchase. It covers manufacturing defects for the original purchaser for as long as that person owns the home. A builder can pass the warranty on once, to the first buyer of a new home.
The warranty covers polished finishes only. It excludes outdoor installations, scratches, damage from misuse, and fabrication or installation errors. A claim needs proof of purchase and proof that you followed Daltile’s care instructions, and you must report a defect within 30 days of finding it.
Can you use ONE Quartz outdoors in Minnesota?
No. Daltile says ONE Quartz is not suitable for exterior use, because sunlight will etch the resin in the surface, and the warranty excludes outdoor installations. Minnesota freeze and thaw cycles add more stress on top of that. For a deck kitchen, a porch bar or a lake cabin counter, we steer clients toward granite.
Our comparison of granite and quartz outdoors explains the reasoning, and our granite countertop guide shows what holds up in this climate.
How do we fabricate and install ONE Quartz?
Our team laser measures your space with your old countertops still in place, so your kitchen stays usable while we fabricate. In our Burnsville shop, we cut your slab on a SABERjet XP CNC machine for clean edges and tight seams.
Veined colors like Calacatta Bolt, Black Canyon and Independence Calacatta need careful layout. We map each cut against the slab you selected so the veining flows across seams and around corners. Our own installers set the tops, and we remove and dispose of your old countertops.
See our countertop buying process or read the step-by-step installation guide.
How do you care for ONE Quartz countertops?
For everyday cleaning, we recommend a soft cloth with warm water and a mild dish soap. ONE Quartz does not need sealing.
Daltile rates ONE Quartz as heat and scorch resistant under normal cooking conditions and recommends a trivet for longer or extreme heat, so set a hot pad under hot pans, slow cookers and electric skillets. Keep harsh chemicals and abrasive pads off the surface, because a warranty claim depends on following Daltile’s care instructions.
Our guides on cleaning quartz countertops and whether quartz needs sealing go further.
Who makes ONE Quartz, and where is it made?
Daltile makes ONE Quartz. Daltile is a tile and stone brand based in Dallas, Texas, and its parent company, Dal-Tile, is part of Mohawk Industries.
In late 2018, Dal-Tile opened a quartz slab plant on a 68-acre site in Dickson, Tennessee. Daltile labels the ONE Quartz produced there as made in the USA with imported material, and it lists the United States as the country of origin for 36 of the 60 colors on this page. Most of the remaining colors are imported. ONE Quartz is engineered from natural quartz and resin, which gives you a dense surface that resists stains and scratches.
ONE Quartz or another quartz brand?
We carry ONE Quartz alongside HanStone, Silestone, Viatera, Vicostone, MSI Q, Orion, Quantra, Aggranite and Wilsonart. ONE Quartz stands out on finish choice and on bold color. It offers honed, leather and lava finishes on select colors, and Amazonite gives you a true turquoise countertop.
If a specific marble or quartzite look is driving your decision, bring us a photo and we will tell you which brand carries the closest match. Compare the field in popular quartz brands compared, browse the quartz selection guide, or read about HanStone, MSI, Orion, Silestone and Viatera countertops in the Twin Cities.
Ready to start your ONE Quartz project?
Stop by our Burnsville showroom to compare ONE Quartz samples side by side, and take free samples home to see them under your own lighting. For full slabs, we point you to the Twin Cities slab selection centers holding the colors you like. You choose the exact slab, and we build around it.
We are a woman-owned company at 670 East Travelers Trail in Burnsville, and we serve homeowners throughout the Twin Cities metro.




























































