Cambria Lincolnshire Quartz Countertop
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Cambria Lincolnshire quartz blends tan, taupe, and peat into a warm, earthy surface that brings natural character to kitchen countertops and bathroom vanities. The tonal palette stays deliberately subtle — quite different from the bold veining of other Cambria designs — and suits a wide range of traditional and transitional interiors. American-made, non-porous, and sealing-free. Verify current slab availability before specifying.
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Product Information
| Specification | Details |
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| Material Type | Engineered quartz |
| Primary Color | Beige/tan/taupe |
| Accent Color | Peat, warm brown |
| Style | Earthy multi-toned blend |
| Finish | Polished, Cambria Matte® |
| Variation | Medium |
| Thickness | 2cm, 3cm |
| Applications | Countertops, islands, vanity tops |
| Heat Resistance | Good; trivets recommended |
| Hardness (Mohs) | 7 |
| Sealing Required | No |
⚠️ FABRICATION SAFETY NOTICE: This product contains crystalline silica. Cutting, grinding, or polishing generates hazardous dust that may cause lung injury, silicosis, or cancer if inhaled. Professional fabricators must use OSHA-compliant respiratory protection and wet-cutting methods.
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As an earthy, multi-toned Cambria design, Cambria Lincolnshire quartz pricing sits within the brand’s standard range. Your final cost depends on countertop dimensions, edge profile, and installation complexity. Contact Granite Selection for current Chicago-area pricing and ask about slab availability.
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The tan-to-peat range of Cambria quartz Lincolnshire gives you a warm neutral anchor to build around. Here are pairings that consistently land well:
- Dark walnut or cherry cabinets: Deepens the earthy richness; a natural partnership.
- Antique white or cream shaker cabinets: Keeps the room bright while the quartz adds warmth.
- Painted sage green: The earthy tan quartz grounds the muted color without fighting it.
- Oil-rubbed bronze or aged brass hardware: Metallic warmth echoes the peat and tan tones.
- Brushed gold: Slightly more formal; works well in traditional kitchens with dark cabinetry.
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Yes, and the earthy palette reads well outside the kitchen. A few reasons it works well in bathrooms:
- Warm tones suit spa-style and traditional bathroom aesthetics equally.
- Medium variation pattern stays readable across narrow vanity spans.
- Non-porous surface resists moisture, soap residue, and humidity without sealing
- Cambria Matte® option creates a softer, more organic surface feel suited to calm bathroom atmospheres.
- Pairs with aged bronze, brushed gold, or matte black fixtures depending on the design direction.
Helpful Resources for Your Countertop Project
Resources on quartz pros and cons, bathroom color applications, and cost planning for your Lincolnshire countertop project.Proudly Providing Lincolnshire Countertops in Chicago and the Following Areas
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Naperville
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Highland Park
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Schaumburg
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Wilmette
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Lincolnwood
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Inverness
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Mundelein
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Elk Grove Village
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Evanston
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Northbrook
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Barrington
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Arlington Heights
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Buffalo Grove
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Western Springs
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Northfield
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Glenview
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Park Ridge
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Des Plaines
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Niles
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And all other Illinois
area within 70mi
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