We were sold in Torquey until I brought home the 12x12 sample. In our house it pulled off our lighting and floors and appeared more “peach” in the undertones. The Cambria rep said that is common. We have red oak floors in Jacobean stain and white dove cabinets. While Swanbridge is a cooler white, it stayed more white and did pull colors from around the kitchen if that makes sense. We are also co side ring Hanstone Montauk which is very similar to Swanbridge.

@Joseph Cornett, LLC  I posted on another thread and sent you a message.  Our Cambria countertops arrived with the wrong profile (it came with sharper edge Ridgeline and we ordered quarter round Summit to help with chips).  The installer is removing it today, Cambria is picking it up tomorrow and taking it back to their location to fix.  Cambria does the cutting in our area, probably because we are close~ about 3 hours.  I was told by our installer that the sink would stay the same "sharper" edge, specifically ZR.   I then confirmed in a phone call to Cambria that they "typically" do one standard edge profile on undermount sinks.   Is this right?  I am at my wit's end with this whole house construction.  It has been non-stop problems and mistakes.

Very nice, Erica. It looks great with the white cabinets too. Our island will be grey. Is yours some form of wood? The color scheme we are debating looks similar to yours, white cabinets, grey contrast island with white center island countertop and dark grey perimeter. Your pic is helpful as I wasn’t sure if that is too much contrast going on. Yours looks good!

Torquay doesn't have any green. It has some cream/taupe veining, but that's about it. I took some photos of our counter (I was going to take it some with the island, but it has too many things on it since the project is still ongoing). The lines in the first photo are just shadows from the light above