Here's the MSI visualizer link. You can select cabinet, flooring, backsplash as well as countertops. And here's a [link[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/cashmere-carrara-dsvw-vd~2755450) to a Houzz discussion about it with photos. Not everybody is good with Google, no worries.

Cashmere Carrara is beautiful and versatile, too. I think it's a choice you'll be happy with.

I Googled MSI Cashmere Carrara and then clicked Images below the search field and I got this. Click here.

@Carolina Kitchen&Bath thank you I found a new image I hadn't seen on your search! I wonder if it was because I had the words in different order... This was a great real life close up, thank you! I think I'll go with it! My cabinets are super white, I was going to go with Carrara Grigio before then drove 2hrs to see the sample and it was way too creamy but was gorgeous... This seems to look similar to grigio in patterning but seems like it will go better with bright white, Thank you!

@blondelle thank you I have definitely done that and lots of stuff comes up but aren't really it, things are tagged that but not necessarily confirmed and when you read through the answers of products used it says its something else or a different brand quartz that goes by the same name. There is a ton of stuff that comes up in that search but its not truly or not confirmed that it's the msi cashmere carrara though (and looks very different from the real thiby), but thank you

For instance, this is tagged Cashmere Carrara (in advice though) but its definitely not cashmere carrara msi quartz the person just found a random photo to add to their post but its not cashmere carrara. But same type of thing in photos it ends up being something else even with that keyword search

jillian, you're welcome! One of my kids (24 yrs old) calls me (59 yrs old) when she needs to find something on Google. She says my Google brain is better than hers.

I like Google images but I love Google shopping! ;)

FYI photo of MSI cashmere carrara. I had a hard time finding photos so went to see it in person.

I did end up picking it, thank you for posting this though!! I haven't seen it in person yet, but I know it's been installed and we move in next week so I will definitely post here when I finally see it in person installed! :)

I'm so sorry I didn't see these comments earlier! I will try to take a pic tomorrow, the kitchen is a mess right now lol but LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT. DEFINITELY get the Cashmere Cararra!!!! It is amazing!!! I was worried the veining amount might be too much or too dark, NOPE it is PERFECT!!! Looks so natural!! We got carrara vincenza in the master bathroom which I ALMOST did for the kitchen, SO GLAD I DID NOT do it for the kitchen!!! it looks very fake and pixelated and bluish tint to the grey veining, it's nice don't get me wrong, but it's perfect for bathroom, not the kitchen... I would have been devastated if I had cashmere carrare in the bathroom and vincenza in the kitchen instead... It looks that awful compared to the other. But if you only saw Vincenza you might think it's nice, and it is, but when compared to Cashmere Carrara there's no comparison. It is most definitely worth the extra $$ to get Cashmere Carrara if you can... It is also shinier more smooth surface, the Vincenza just seems slightly more matte-ey, it's weird. It's a slight difference but I do notice it. I will try to take pics tomorrow and post. But if you can go cashmere carrara, definitely do :) I would buy this one again and again and again!

@jillianfl I would love to see a photo. Thinking of getting this for my guest bathroom!

Hey @jillianfl, thanks SO MUCH for all of this! I had set my mind on Vicenza and then saw Cashmere Carrara at another place while looking for Rev-A-Shelf components. I literally said "Ha! someone put a piece of real marble on the MSI display... can'y fool me!" Then turned it over and my jaw dropped! It's MSI! I have a big kitchen, 2 waterfalls, and sills, niches, and saddled in bathrooms all using it, so yes it is more $ but I htink worth it! Thanks again!

Cashmere Carrara in my finished kitchen :)

So glad this helped! I forgot to post a pic of my finished kitchen! Glad this thread helped!

Gorgeous! Do you think Cashmere Carrara would work with cabinets that are slightly off white?

Gorgeous! Jillian, what color white are your cabinets?

Thanks so much! They are not custom painted, they are just the regular white cabinet color from Reico Kitchen & Bath and the cabinetry brand used by them was Merillat. I'm on Merillat's site now and I only ses one choice. Sorry I missed the above comment, I would say it would only work with slightly off white if you had the exact undertone of the countertop. I would 100pct get a sample and compare to your off white. It could work with the lightest griege color/ mushroom color (or any cool deep color like blues or greens or charcoal or black) but would not work with an ivory (yellow based) IMO. I would def get a sample. Good luck!

Hi,

We are remodeling our kitchen. Yes, MSI Vincez was my original until I saw a kitchen with CC on it full slab being able to see it. Luckily, they had the sample of MSI Vincez and it was too creamy with some blue/grey veins.

How are you liking your Quartz CC so far--Jillanfl? Any issue with using cutting board? I know I won't put anything HOT on them from crockpot to air fryer.

The picture doesn't justify but it is very gorgeous in person! It is actually white undertone with small gray veins with eased edge style. It also honed with 'shine'. My cabinets is 'Ice White' while my island will be 'Slate' dark charcoal color. My floor will have light grey/brownish, less knots in them but smoother not 'multiples wood color varites with LVP.

Have had no issues with the quartz the only thing I would mention is that I've had what i thought were a few close encounters with permanent staining, but I figured out a way to even get the toughest marks out (kids paint that had been left under the drips when white looked like internal discoloration, strawberry juice, etc). If you have any residual stain that doesn't come off when you are initially spray and wipe fear not! The best way to combat this I have found is to take a pump of clear liquid hand soap and let it just sit over the entire stain area for 24 hours. Yes a blob of soap just covering the stain :) It will be gone by 24 hours or less usually by next day even. You can also do the same trick with cleaning spray by saturating the stain with spray and not wiping it up and leaving it for 24 hours. Those tricks have saved me many times! I absolutely love quartz it's so much better than granite in every ! Enjoy yours it's wonderful!