Merlot (5063)
Where deep richness meets modern sophistication. Merlot (5063) is a premium quartz surface featuring a bold neutral base gracefully accented with subtle soft red veining. Inspired by the elegance of fine merlot tones, this surface brings warmth, depth, and luxurious character to any interior.
Designed for spaces that embrace statement aesthetics, Merlot transforms interiors with refined drama and timeless style. Whether styled as a statement kitchen island, an elegant vanity top, a seamless backsplash, or a striking feature wall, Merlot delivers bold beauty with enduring performance.
Finishes Available
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Slabs
Available Finishes
Mirror-bright and light-reflecting. Pushes colour and vein depth hardest, and wipes clean the most easily.
Velvet-soft underhand with a deep, powdery matte. Richest on dark colours, where it reads almost fabric-like.
Gently textured with a subtle sheen, closer to hide than stone. Hides fingerprints and water marks better than a polish.
Available thicknesses
for countertops
Merlot (5063) is supplied in the standard slab format of 137 x 79 inches, which covers the great majority of kitchen and vanity runs without a joint. Larger or non-standard layouts are cut to your template.
Available in 1.2 cm, 2 cm and 3 cm. Thinner slabs keep a lighter line on furniture, cladding and fronts; thicker ones carry an island or a long unsupported run. A mitred edge can make any of them read heavier.
Why you should choose Merlot (5063)
Pacific Surfaces quartz is engineered with cutting-edge technology, delivering lasting beauty and unmatched performance for every space.
High Scratch Resistance
Daily use and wear will not scratch your Pacific surface.
Stain-Resistant
Its low porosity makes it highly resistant to stains.
High Impact Resistance
Highly resistant to daily impacts and heavy use.
Acid-Resistant
Low porosity prevents damage from harsh stains and acids.
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