What material is the vanity cabinet ? are the sink, tub and toilet pure white ?

My first inclination is to go with the purest white, you can't go wrong with
that , imo..... paired with the marble, it will be amazing.

what metal are you using for taps, etc...

thanks for your response mitchdesj!
We are planning a wall mounted walnut vanity cabinet. The sink and toilet will be white. There is no tub, but the large shower will have two walls of the polished carrera tiles and one wall of a stormy grey luminescent glass. We are using chrome for the finishes. Going for a contemporary look. I think you're right that we can't go wrong with the pure white. It's more costly, though and I haven't been able to get any feedback from anyone whose used it yet.

hi! we have organic white that we just put in our laundry room. We used white cabinets and a slate floor. The backsplash is just going in now so I will try to post pics as soon as possible. Organic White definitely has a greyish pattern in it that looks very subtle in the sample, and looks a lot bolder when we first put it in, but now I really like it. We had solid white a few years ago in the kitchen and it showed everything- this a has that hiding factor that doesn't show every little speck of dirt. good luck!

thanks skatermom - I have been thinking about how the pure white would show every speck of dirt and dust. Not a good thing. I keep going back and forth, but today I'm leaning back towards the organic white. It will save me about $1,000 too over the pure white! This decision is for my master bathroom counter and my kitchen countertops. Would love to see pictures of your laundry room - it sounds great.

What is luminescent glass?

flyleft - I just mean that it's shiny and reflective. Some of it is textured so that it looks (to me) like sun shimmering on the ocean. Guess I could have been more descriptive - sorry!

here are the pics for our laundry room- the counter looks more grey in the pics than in person. It works great for our laundry room, but i am wondering for a kitchen the misty carrera is really nice looknig- have you seen that? I thought it looked so beauftiful in the showroom.

We had no say in the matter b/c this was a remnant we used from the fabricator eliminating the need to purchase the whole slab. Saved us $ :)

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I have espresso cabinets and Cambria Snowdon White in my kitchen. I am doing ceramic for my backsplash, but marble was my back-up. The SW has a soft gray fleck and some slight warmth that I think looks nice with marble. A stark white may make the marble look dirty, IYKWIM.

Do you actually have the marble in hand? You should be able to look at a sample and see which one looks best. The grain in these counters is so very minimal, it will not be a problem with the floor.

Looking at the C-stone site, I think Eggshell may be closer to what I have. Have you looked at other brands? It may be that none of the three seems like the right choice because there is something better out there. I would be looking at less stark colors, with a smidge of warmth in them...

thanks for all the feedback!

skatermom - thanks for posting the pics of your organic white counters. They look lovely and it really helps to see the material in an actual space!