Driftwood (5010)
Nature's timeless journey, captured in quartz. Driftwood (5010) carries the warmth of sun-bleached wood and the quiet grace of sediment-worn earth - warm browns and rusty beige tones crossed by a soft linear veining pattern that flows across the surface like grain in aged timber. Some veins whisper faintly, others speak with quiet confidence, giving every slab a character as unique as driftwood itself.
A surface of grounded, organic warmth, Driftwood brings the calm of the natural world into luxury kitchens, refined bathroom vanities, and sweeping wall installations - a daily reminder that the most enduring beauty is shaped by time and nature.
Finishes Available
Thicknesses
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Available thicknesses
for countertops
Driftwood (5010) 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 12 mm, 20 mm and 30 mm. 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.
Countertops designed
for tactile enjoyment
Every finish we offer on Driftwood (5010) keeps the same technical performance — stain, scratch and heat resistance are a property of the material, not the surface treatment. What changes is how the colour reads and how the slab feels underhand.
Choose a polish for depth and reflection, a honed or matte surface for calm and no glare, or a textured finish where touch matters as much as looks.
- polished
- Mirror-bright and light-reflecting. Pushes colour and vein depth hardest, and wipes clean the most easily.
- suede
- Velvet-soft underhand with a deep, powdery matte. Richest on dark colours, where it reads almost fabric-like.
- leathered
- Gently textured with a subtle sheen, closer to hide than stone. Hides fingerprints and water marks better than a polish.
The versatility
of detail
Driftwood (5010) carries its pattern through the full thickness of the slab, so an edge profile cuts into continuous material rather than breaking a printed surface. Any profile can be worked without losing the pattern.
Rounded, half-round, ogee, bevelled and mitred are the profiles we cut most often. Edge work is done by the fabricator against your template — talk to a certified installer before committing.
- Straight (Eased)
- A square edge with the arris just taken off. The quietest profile, and the one that suits a minimal, modern kitchen best.
- Bevelled
- A flat chamfer cut along the top arris, usually at 45 degrees. Catches a highlight along its length and reads crisper than a square edge.
- Rounded (Bullnose)
- The full edge turned to a single radius. Soft to lean against and the most forgiving profile in a family kitchen.
- Half-round (Demi-bullnose)
- Only the top arris rounded, leaving the underside square. Softer than eased without losing the slab's visual thickness.
- Ogee
- An S-curve cut into the face. The most decorative profile we cut, and the natural partner to a traditional or classical kitchen.
- Mitred
- Two pieces joined at 45 degrees to fake a thicker slab. How a 20 mm top is made to read as 40, 60 or 100 mm at the edge.
Why you should choose Driftwood (5010)
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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