Fugen · Cream & beige quartz
Cream Mirror Quartz worktops, templated and fitted
Free fitted quote · made to measure
Cream Mirror is a warm cream engineered quartz worktop from Fugen. Quartz is hard-wearing, non-porous and easy to keep clean, so it suits busy family kitchens, islands and breakfast bars, and it never needs sealing or oiling.
- Templated in your kitchen once the units are fitted
- Cut, polished and fitted for you
- Sink, hob and tap cut-outs, with matching upstands and splashbacks
- Free, no-obligation quote from your plan
- Material
- Engineered quartz
- Colour
- Cream & beige
- Look
- Plain
- Brand
- Fugen
- Price
- Made to measure: free quote
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About Cream Mirror Quartz
Cream Mirror Quartz from Fugen is a cream and beige worktop with a plain look, suited to warmer schemes. It works well with ivory, stone and light oak effect doors, and gives a gentler feel than a bright white top. It's a good pick for open-plan rooms where the kitchen flows into a living space with warm furnishings. Choose a sink and tap finish that complements cream, such as brushed brass or nickel. We arrange samples, and we template, cut and fit quartz with a free quote. Visit us at 60 Alstone Lane.
Get a free quartz quote
Send your kitchen plan or measurements and the colour you like. We reply with a fixed price for templating, cutting, polishing and fitting, usually within 1–2 working days.
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