Do you have more pictures of your space? How much backsplash do you have? Enough to show off the gorgeous slabs?

Crl - the remainder of the kitchen is standard 18 inch backsplash.

My favorite is the last slab.

Have the cabinets installed and finished. Then add the counters THEN pick the backsplash. You need to see each in context.

I think you are very wise to consider countertops and backsplash in common. So often here we see someone who has chosen a busy countertop and none of their backsplash choices work because they are also busy. Best to have a plan going in so you can prioritize which is more important to you

I don’t think you have a big enough backsplash area to really show off those beautiful slabs. So I’d go with A for your countertop and choose a backsplash that works with it.

Were thinking of using slabs for both countertops and backsplash. Or using solid white ceasarstone for countertops and slabs for backsplash. The fact that I don’t have so much backsplash is only a benefit because I won’t have to purchase too many slabs ;)

I like tile rather than a wall of counter material. There are so many beautiful tiles that can compliment the stone.

Thanx for all ur advice! I think I have narrowed down my choices to A and C. I feel like the crystallo quartzite and calacatta marble would probably overpower the room.

I would go with quartzite over marble every.single.time. I couldn't handle the delicateness of marble in my overly used kitchen with small children & a husband that doesn't always clean up every single mess. They are all beautiful, but I'm more drawn to #2. It looks like a wonderful crystal to me. A very simple ceramic monotone backsplash would work well with any of them.

If it's A or C, then I would go with A.

Agree with A