We're just finishing a bathroom remodel using Seagrove for vanity top. Can't provide photo because it's not yet installed, however, some comments. First, most photos don't do the Seagrove justice - it's much more attractive "in person" than it might seem in many of the photos. Secondly, it makes a real statement; I'd suggest using for only one surface in the room you may be doing. E.g., if in a kitchen, would only use on the island but go with something much plainer on the other countertops, etc. Finally, the colors in Seagrove give you lots of options on where to go in your choice of backsplash/floor, etc. tile, paint colors, etc.; greys and blue/greys particularly good. We are using the Daltile River Marble (Smoky River) for floor, Daltile Avondale (Castle Rock) shower wall tile, and white cabinets/white subway tile back splash, with a medium blue/grey wall paint. Hope this helps those of you considering the Seagrove.

Farmhouse501 Thank you for choosing Cambria! You have a stunning space. Here are a few Summerhill installs with a subway tile backsplash: [https://www.houzz.com/photos/downtown-square-contemporary-kitchen-nashville-phvw-vp~35395960[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/downtown-square-contemporary-kitchen-nashville-phvw-vp~35395960) [https://www.houzz.com/photos/cambria-quartz-summerhill-on-grey-cabinets-modern-phvw-vp~45315776[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/cambria-quartz-summerhill-on-grey-cabinets-modern-phvw-vp~45315776) [https://www.houzz.com/photos/sunnylea-kitchen-contemporary-kitchen-toronto-phvw-vp~35469233[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/sunnylea-kitchen-contemporary-kitchen-toronto-phvw-vp~35469233)

This thread shows a couple of different options that people chose to go with Pendel Hill. https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5679098/cambria-pendle-hill#n=49 Cambria Summerhill and Pendle Hill are very similar, with Summerhill having much more going on, so you could search either of those countertops to see what others have chosen and then ask specifics on those threads if you need to.

Do you love the kitchen and how it functions ? If you do then refacing can be an option otherwise it is a waste of money. What I seee in that space is you do not have enough storage and that to me as buyer would be the first thing I would notice . The lower cabinets are dated as to function the upper as to style but it looks like a decent kitchen if you were selling right now. I assume you want to enjoy this space and IMO 40K to fix the things that can't be fixed without new more functional cabinets is a mistake. 5- 10 yrs down the road who knows what people will want .. Declutter it is amazing how much space you can find when you get rid of stuff you honestly don't use. The first step to that is empty all the cabinets then put back only what you actually use and near the place you use it. I start by telling my clients to get rid of all plastic storage stuff and get some glass pieces to replace what you honestly need with a DW it is really minimal what you have to store for leftovers etc. Change all the light bulbs to LED 4000K and then look at your kitchen . What do you really want to change for you. I will say the color choices you are thinking of will be more dated than what you have.