Calacatta is the most-requested countertop look in every Bay Area showroom — bright white ground, bold sweeping veins — and it usually carries the fattest price tag on the wall. Right now it doesn't have to.
Two calacattas, two published prices
- Viatera Calacatta Grande — warm grey-gold veining on a soft white field, 2 cm jumbo 63"×126" — $1,295 per slab. Published retail for this exact color elsewhere commonly sits around $1,700.
- Viatera Calacatta Verde — the trending green-veined calacatta, 2 cm jumbo 63"×130" — $1,495 per slab.
Both are part of a limited LX Hausys allocation we're running through December 31, 2026 (or while supplies last) — first-quality, current-line material with full manufacturer warranty.
What a calacatta kitchen actually costs at these numbers
A typical 45–55 sq ft kitchen counters out of one jumbo slab. At $1,295 in material, even with Bay Area fabrication and installation added, a full calacatta kitchen lands where builder-grade quartz usually does. That's the whole point of catching an allocation like this.
2 cm vs 3 cm, quickly
These are 2 cm slabs — the standard for modern mitered-edge and laminated-edge work, and lighter for overhangs and full-height backsplashes. Your fabricator builds up the edge profile to the thickness you want the eye to read.
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