I'm not a professional designer but do see your delima, as they are all so beautiful! The first two seem too matchy matchy to the flooring and I love the movement, color and statement the Calacatta Quartzite adds....Also to consider, select one that your able to utilize in your laundry room & bathrooms (wow what a dream Master bathroom the Calacatta Quartzite would make) as well as what backsplash and shower tiles coordinate with your choice.

Hope this helps out :)

Sorry, I don't really like any of the slabs with that floor tile. Is that a wood floor in the photo? Is it too late to continue that into the kitchen? The space will look more open and larger with the same flooring throughout.

tile floor in the kitchen (concrete look), too late to do hardwood floor

What color are you staining the hardwood? Or is it a pre-finished floor in that light color?

it is white oak flooring and i am thinking to do brown/gray stain

I have white shaker cabinets and I am struggling to figure out the countertop because of the tile floor I have. I have very bright open kitchen which reflects alot of the greenery outside. I cannot change the flooring since it is all throughout the house. any suggestions? I like the flowing of the Tahiti quartzite and I feel you really have to love the countertop.

Tahiti Quartzite - picture looks very grey- those are my cabinets has beige,greens

Do those of you with Tahiti quartzite find it’s durable? Thanks!

I could not find any samples of Tahiti quartzite so I went with Marquina quartzite. I am very happy with my choice

Ianilouise I’d like to hear your experiences with Tahiti quartzite. I just picked it out fir my kitchen and would love to hear about anyone’s experience with it. Staining? Etching? Still happy with it. Thanks!!

Recommend a quart composite like Silestone. Incredibly durable with no staining, scratching or chipping.

“Quartz”

Timi, but it’s not as pretty as natural stone. 🤷🏻‍♀️

True, but virtually indestructible. I never have to think about what I’m setting on the counter or wiping of spill immediately. For those of us who are a little reckless in the kitchen, nothing compares. I keep reading about stains on quartzite :(

Hopefully I won’t regret it!! (My sister does think I’m nuts, though!) But we have an empty nest, I’m pretty careful. And lazy! Even with my indestructible granite before, it rarely got dirty as I like to lay a towel out before I cook. When I’m finished, I just throw it in the washing machine. Although I am cooking now more than ever. I hope this quartzite is one of the more durable ones🤞. I’ll try and come back in a few months and report if I’m regretful. 😊
Thanks!!

Watch out for Tahiti! I'm currently replacing mine because of issues. See pictures.

I've been told either the supplier didn't allow the slabs to dry completely before polishing or they were treated with something that had a reaction to the sealant the fabricator used. No one knows but I'm currently looking for replacement slabs. Possibly Perla Venata.

Kitchen island without a water source.

Sink.