My finalists were dupont London Sky and LG minuet myself, in the end going with Minuet but would have been happy with either.

One other point to consider is the seams. There have been some post on the forum of people being disappointed in the look of the seams with some of the larger pattern quartz. Like trying to match large checks in sewing, matching a large pattern may take more material or not even be possible. With smaller patterns, the seam is easier to hide. If you love one of the larger pattern quartz, ask the fabricator to explain where seams would go and how they will look.

I do not have a marble look quartz, but mine is from the LG Viatera line and I am very happy with it.

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Hello Germain Wong,

We're so glad to hear that you are considering Cambria Quartz for your current project. We'd be happy to offer some thoughts regarding the Cambria designs you are considering.

Swanbridge, Brittanicca, and Ella are all great choices. We think the best way to decide on your final selection is to see slabs in person, or to order samples that you can compare against other material samples for your kitchen. To find a dealer near you who could show you full size slabs of the designs you are interested in, please visit the Dealer Locator Tool on our website. Typing in your zipcode will reveal a full list of partners who could assist you. For samples, you can order 12x12 and 3x3 tiles on our online shop here. Samples are always complimentary, we simply ask that our guests cover the cost of shipping and handling.

Although Ella looks more similar to carrera marble, it is not a stark white. For a crisp, snow white, we recommend Brittanicca. Swanbridge is beautiful (attached is a photos of the design used in Wit & Delight's studio,) but it too is a bit more off-white than the others you have mentioned.

Any other questions? We're here to help!

Germain, did you pick something out and if so, what did you go with? Let us know!

I did see the Neolith in person. We saw a honed finish called pebblewash or riverwash, or something like it, and we didn't like the feel of it. It looked totally awesome from afar, but personally it felt like tile to the touch, and when I placed my keys on it, it clanked loudly! I found the frosty carrina pretty, but I was looking for more veining and the quartz undertone wasn't good with my white cabinets. Good luck and please do post any info as you go!

germain - what did you end up choosing..same dilemma shorter deadline here!! thank you!

I had posted originally in this thread I was going to use LG minuet, ended up taking long enough that I was able to use a newer marble look pattern I liked more, Muse. It's a whiter background and has a nice mix of the random swirls and linear veining.

Sink is Kohler sea salt and backsplash is MSI whisper white for color reference.

The muse is pretty (and kitchen came out great!) - thanks for posting!

@Germain Thanks much - I read some reviews about staining/chipping for the Compac Unique Calacatta which got me concerned. I understand that engineered quartz is supposed to be nonporous/durable etc so that seemed a bit incongruous. Any reviews so far on the quality of the Compaq? (and if you have any pics of your finished product handy that'd be appreciated as well)