If you’ve been searching for Capri White quartz, you’ve probably already come across Silestone Blanco Capri, it’s the same worktop, just two different names for it. At KML Worktops we supply, cut and fit genuine Silestone Blanco Capri in 12mm, 20mm and 30mm, with a matt/honed or polished finish, for kitchens and bathrooms across London and the South East. Get a free, no-obligation quote today.
Blanco Capri reads warmer than a stark, white quartz. Depending on the light in your kitchen, it can lean slightly cream in the morning and cooler by the afternoon, a trait it shares with the real limestone it’s based on. The surface has a soft, grainy pattern rather than bold veining, so it won’t compete with a patterned splashback or a busy floor tile.
It suits a period London townhouse kitchen with Shaker-style cabinetry just as easily as a newer build with handleless units. For contrast, pair it with oak, walnut or a matt navy cabinet colour. For a softer, more understated finish, keep everything tonal with cream and stone-grey units.
Quartz worktops earn their reputation because they’re engineered to perform, and Blanco Capri is no exception:
Blanco Capri belongs to Silestone's Stone Series, a range Cosentino built to copy the look of natural limestone without the upkeep that limestone actually needs. The slab itself is roughly 90–94% natural quartz, bound with resin, with a warm white base and faint beige and taupe running through the pattern.
Yes. Capri White is simply the name most people search for online, Silestone's official product name is Blanco Capri. It's the same quartz slab, the same colour and the same specification.
Blanco Capri sits in Silestone's Price Group 3, a mid-range band. The final cost depends on thickness, edge profile and the number of cutouts, so it's best to get a tailored quote rather than rely on a generic per-m² price.
KML Worktops supplies Silestone Blanco Capri in 12mm, 20mm and 30mm, in a matt/honed or polished finish, so you can match it to your budget and the look you're after.
Yes. Because it's non-porous and doesn't need sealing, Blanco Capri works well as a bathroom or en-suite vanity top as well as a kitchen worktop.
No. Quartz is non-porous by nature, so Blanco Capri never needs sealing, unlike granite or marble worktops, which typically need resealing every year or so.
Warm soapy water and a soft cloth is normally enough. Avoid bleach-based or abrasive cleaners, and always use a trivet under hot pans, since prolonged direct heat can affect the resin in any quartz surface.
Once your kitchen has been templated, KML Worktops typically fits Silestone Blanco Capri worktops within 5–7 days, depending on the current schedule and the complexity of the job.
You can request a free physical sample from KML Worktops before you order, which is the most reliable way to check the colour and pattern against your own kitchen lighting and cabinetry.
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