
Kelly Wearsman
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In terms of color and texture, Serena is a light gray base color with delicate veining that adds depth and dimension to the surface. It pairs beautifully with a range of color schemes, from neutral tones to bold and vibrant hues. This versatility makes it an ideal choice for both traditional and modern design styles.
The Silestone Serena countertop (a.k.a “Silestone et Serena”) can be a more unique approach to your kitchen or bathroom design if you are looking to avoid the overly white palates of late. It features a sleek, polished finish that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication no matter where you use it in your home or even a commercial setting.
Silestone Serena Performance
In the kitchen, it can be used to create a sleek, contemporary look with clean lines and minimalistic design elements by pairing beautifully with stainless steel appliances, and its durability makes it perfect for use as a countertop or backsplash. As with all Silestone, the surface is made from a high-quality quartz material that is incredibly durable and resistant to scratches, stains, and heat.
In the bathroom, “et Serena” can be used to create a spa-like atmosphere with a focus on natural elements. It pairs beautifully with wood accents and can be used as a countertop or shower surround to create a cohesive look. Its easy maintenance and durability make it perfect for high-traffic areas, and its timeless elegance ensures it will never go out of style.

Another option in the ultra-popular Silestone Eternal Collection, this Silestone Quartz Serena is durable, elegant, and versatile because it features timeless beauty plus advanced technology to make it a top choice for for homeowners.
HybriQ Technology
The Eternal Collection is a hybrid surface of quartz and recycled materials that can bring color and texture to your space through its innovative technology that minimizes maintenance and is highly resistant to stains and scratches.
Silestone Serena Countertop Options
Slab Options
Jumbo Slab is 63 inches by 128 inches
The Serena Slab comes in 1 size:
There are 3 thickness options for Silestone Serena:
1.2 cm | 2.0 cm | 3.0 cm
Silestone Serena Countertop Edges
Bullnose

A completely rounded finish that maintains the surface’s thickness throughout your Silestone quartz kitchen countertop.
Basic Eased

This edge type appears square with a slightly eased top edge while maintaining the countertop’s thickness.
Straight Beveled

Similar to the basic ease, this edge maintains the surface thickness and appears square with a slanted top edge.
Demi-Bullnose

An edge that is rounded along the top and flattens at the bottom for a straight edge while maintaining a consistent thickness. Also know as half-bullnose.
Ogee

This more traditional style of edge features a concave arch that transitions into a convex arch for your kitchen quartz countertop.
Mitered

Similar to the basic ease, this edge maintains the surface thickness and appears square with a slanted top edge.
Price & Cost of Silestone Serena
What makes one color more expensive than another? The production cost and the manufacturer’s ability to obtain the desired color from raw materials. A good indicator is granulometry. The more discreet the grain (more uniform and smooth), the more resin content it contains and, therefore, the more expensive it is to produce.

Silesteone Serena Warranty

Cosentino guarantees the registered owner of installed Silestone against any manufacturing defects for 25 years from date of purchase!

Cosentino guarantees that the Silestone material will be free from manufacturing defect for 10 years from the date of installation.
How do Silestone Serena Countertops Perform?
Stain Resistance
Silestone Serena countertops are highly resistant to stains from coffee, wine, olive oil, make-up and many other everyday products when properly maintained. The Silestone coefficient of porosity is practically null and much lower than that of granite or marble. It is also more stain resistant than acrylics and laminates. However, be careful not to leave on liquids, such as, tea, coffee or red wine on the surface for more than 24 hours. Reason being, if liquids like these are exposed to the surface for such a long time this may penetrate the material, and may require a billable service call request. Remember that Silestone is stain resistant, not stain proof.
Silestone is not affected by common kitchen acids like lemon juice, tomato juice or vinegar (food acid). Other stronger, industrial acids (muriatic acid per example) could damage the material.
Silestone does not need any water repellent or gloss enhancer. Avoid these products as they can lead to important care and maintenance problems that void your warranty.
Heat Resistance
Silestone holds up better than a majority of other countertop or interior surface products, such as, laminate, wood and solid surface. It is recommended that you use a trivet because Silestone Serena countertops are not warranted against thermal shock.
Impact Resistance
Silestone Serena countertops resistance to impact is very high. It far exceeds that of other products with similar applications, such as, natural stone or solid surfaces. That being said, care not to hit the exposed ends, corners, cutouts and edge profile especially in the dishwasher and sink area.
Scratch Resistance
Silestone is highly scratch resistant because quartz is one of the hardest minerals in existence. The Mohs scale classifies it as the hardest 7 earth mineral behind topaz, corundum and diamond. It will not “micro-scratch” like acrylic products and is broadly more resistant than any laminated or stratified product. Even so, you should still use a cutting board and avoiding jagged knives, ceramic knives, choppers, unfinished dishware, and clay pots directly on the worktop. Scouring pads or abrasive sponges should be avoided as they can deteriorate the polished surface.
Microbial / Bacteriostatic Protection
Due to its low porosity, Silestone Serena countertops are considered an antibacterial surface, which limits the proliferation of bacteria. Please note that Silestone is not an antimicrobial surface. By medical definition, only a substance that kills microorganisms like bacteria or mold, or stops them from growing and causing disease can be labeled as antimicrobial.
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