The Remington Brass sample is the tile-format reference for one of Cambria's newer warm-gold-veined slabs. The polished face and finished edge match the production slab so you can see the brass-tone vein and warm white base under your own lighting.
Reading Remington Brass in Sample
The slab carries a warm white-cream base with rich, gold-leaning veining that runs in soft bands. The sample shows how those brass-tone veins shift their read under cool versus warm lighting — which is the question most homeowners need answered before buying the full slab.
Key Features
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Material: Engineered quartz, full polish.
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Sample size: Finished tile representative of the slab face.
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Color base: Warm white-cream with brass-tone gold veining.
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Use: Color, vein, and metallic-tone reference.
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Care match: Standard quartz wipe-down on both sample and slab.
Why a Sample, Not a Photo
Metallic-tone veining is the hardest quartz pattern to read on screen. The brass tone shifts its visual weight depending on whether your lighting is warm tungsten, daylight LED, or somewhere in between, and the sample answers that question reliably.
How to Use the Sample
Compare directly against your cabinet door swatch, hardware finish, and floor sample. Brass-veined quartz pairs especially well with brass and bronze hardware; the sample lets you confirm the metal tones match before you order pulls.
Confirm with a slab-viewing at your local distributor. Brass-vein quartz varies more between slabs than uniform-vein stones, and picking the actual slab is part of the design.
