I have searched all over for white/gray quartzite slabs and names mean almost nothing. Try searching for Calacutta Quartzite (usually a cross-cut White Macabus), Quartzo White, or Chrystallo / Crystallo (I found some Crystallo quartzite that was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen...and then the price came back at almost $30,000 for countertops! So, I learned that the whiter the material, the more $$$$$$$ it gets, heh heh). I've also seen White Pearl that is like Sea Pearl, but less green. I ended up with Taj Mahal in a "premium" slab, which has almost none of the brown that Taj Mahal usually has, and instead is a creamy white with a hint of gray. Go figure. Don't worry about the names. Try to see the slabs in person.

Hi! What did you end up getting? I am looking at this. I looked at two houses we were told had Alpine fog brick. But both look very different from each other.

Well, east loves green, not so for west. East light is fleeting and west can be very strong. Why not do the living room in green...the entire room, using S.W. Pure White for ceilings and trim. Move into the bedroom; pure white for ceilings and trim and shoji white for the walls. The two whites work well together. Then add some green accents to the bedroom scheme.

This backlit Modern & Contemporary Lighted Fog Free Round Bathroom / Vanity Mirror has separate controls for light and defog but it's unclear whether one can defog with the light off. Unfortunately, the person who created the video didn't answer that questions. Yeah, it's round.