Check out this thead. Nclakehouse has it in her garage kitchen. It looks very nice. I actually got a sample of it. Seemed very similar in color to Blue Lagos Caesarstone.

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Yes, we have Cambria Sussex in the garage apartment at our lake house. The garage apartment was completed in January of this year, and we have been occupying it on a part-time basis since then. I like the surface very much and have been happy with its appearance and performance. About my only complaint was that our contractor, or rather the installer he used, did not consult with me re: where I wanted the seam. I would not have placed it where they chose, but it's not a big deal, especially since this is not going to be our main kitchen once the house is completed.
I'm not sure I understand your question, "is there a difference now in the basic look of it"? Can you clarify? I can post some other photos if it would help you.

The color of the sample we decided on was on the dark side--a gray-green with was looked like fine pepper (black) lightly sprinkled on top. Ever so slight and few paler blotches were visible. The counter came in light gray with lighter and few dark blotches--almost looks like bubbles just under the surface. I took pictures of the sample on top of the surface--quite a difference.

Blue Lagos is very similiar to the original sample we saw. I would like to know when you got the sussex sample. And when nclakehouse chose and then installed the sussex as well as what it looks like. It's hard to tell from the pictures.

Our island top fights the park gate cambria of the counters along the wall. It was supposed to complement it--quietly as the designer explained--as we have a busy cork floor design with the cambria counters. Now it looks like soapy water with bubbles floating just under a glass top.

We viewed and obtained a Cambria Sussex sample sometime last fall (I don't remember exactly when), and it was installed a few months later, in December 2007. I've never sat down and compared the sample to the actual countertop as I had no need to; it looks just as I expected. Mine is a medium gray with slight greenish undertones to the gray, and although there is subtle variation, it is "quiet" in overall appearance just as we desired. I understand from others on this forum that all of the quartz countertop products will have some variation from lot to lot due to variation in the natural materials they incorporate. I'm sorry to hear that yours did not turn out as you expected. I can send you close-up photos of my countertop when I am at the lake later this week, if that would help. Send me a private email with your email address, if desired.

Thanks. We'd appreciate the pictures.

Ooops. Just realized that I had deleted private email capability from "My Page." Sorry about that. I've put it back on temporarily, so you should be able to send me a private email so I'll have your email address and can let you know when the countertop photos are available. I'll upload the countertop photos to a web site so you can view them, so as not a clog up your inbox.

Steph_s, I never received an email address from you, so I am responding here, hoping you will see this. I just arrived at our lake house a little while ago and snapped some pictures of our Cambria Sussex countertop as you requested. Since it is night, I had to use a flash, which tends to wash out the color a bit, so the color is not entirely accurate. But I think it's good enough to give you some idea what my countertop looks like vis-a-vis yours. In some of the photos I included a white paper napkin in case you want to use it to calibrate your color, and a toothpick for size reference. I'll only post two of the pictures here, but the link below will take you to several others. The countertop generally reads a taupey gray-green, as the various color blend together at a distance of only a few feet.

Here is a link that might be useful: Link to more photos of countertop

Bumping in case Steph_s did not see this.