I saw it installed in a showroom in NJ. I thought it actually looked a bit greenish in person. I ended up doing my kitchen in the polished Raven which I loved even more installed than from imagining it with the large sample square.

Try to see if any retailers in your area have an actual counter installed for you to see. That is what really helped me make my decision.

I had a sample of this (in honed). It was not blue. It was a grey/green and light brown -- kind of a mixture of colors without looking the least bit speckled. Quite a remarkable color and very beautiful.

Thanks Smarge and Fern4.

Smarge: I have seen pics of your kitchen. Your counters are lovely!!

Fern: Thanks for the description of Lagos....sounds very unique!!

Jani

My daughter has the "shiny" lagos blue and it is more of a taupe color. I don't see any blue. It is beautiful but she found it does chip if you drop something on it and the chip shows white. She fixed by dabbing olive oil on it and so far it is holding up. You also might want to look at your slab before they template it. There is something called resin pooling that might bother you if placed in a very conspicuous spot.

I agree with above, lagos blue is a wonderful taupe color, no blue at all, my floors are lagos blue limestone; I ended up picking a color called "ginger" for my counters which is similar only lighter . I love my caesarstone, I have one small chip by my stovetop and one by the sink, yes they show white; I'll try that olive oil tip.