Pretty hard to go wrong with that combination. Of course pictures are great and all, but it's a tried and true combo. Google pictures of finished kitchens with those two and you'll get a feel for it.

Type into Houzz search bar above: Taj Mahal quartzite (in photos)

You will get hundreds of photos with this combination!

I used Taj Mahal, but paired it with dark stained ribbon mahogany cabinets.

I recently helped my Dad remodel his house and we did soft white cabinets (it was the cabinet company's color, but it wasn't stark white, so probably similar to Dove White) plus taj mahal quartzite countertops. It's a very nice combination. You need to decided, based on what else is going on in the space, what you want for a backsplash. Some people decide to go bold with fancy patterns, colors, dark grout, etc, and some of those are very very attractive. But we decided to go quiet with Crossville Ashbury Fleece Crackle in a simple 3 x 6 subway pattern. A lot of people who install taj mahal quartzite struggle with their backsplash decision, but this worked for us. After you pick the slabs you can narrow down your backsplash choices based on the coloration of the slabs you choose (some are more busy/quiet, warm/cool). The nice thing about this combo, is that warm/dark hardware and cooler/silver-toned hardware both look nice. You can choose the hardware based on what else is going on in your space.

Here are some:

I installed Taj Mahal with SW Alabaster cabinets and love the look. I believe White Dove is similar if I remember correctly. I think it was one of the creamy white samples my builder sprayed on the house. So that combo will probably look great! I used Alabaster inside and out on my new build. Exterior siding, inside walls, trim, and cabinets and I love it.

Looks great.

Thanks Dave. We’ve had no issues with any etching or staining so far. Brst choice ever.

We are waiting on our Taj Mahal and looking forward to picking a backsplash.

Any suggestion

our neighbors just redid their gorgeous home and used a natural stone travertine with their Taj Mahal. I just had mystery gold quartzite installed I kept my existing travertine backsplash. I feel like the natural stone compliments the natural stone. My neighbor's travertine pulls more of a natural color so if you do go this route check the color of the stone.

Thank you for the suggestions.

Pulls ? Gold, dark or silver

I found the pictures of my neighbors Taj Mahal. I would think dark bronze or gold complements the stone. Do you have a picture of it?

I can't find a closeup pic of mine right now, but I have Taj Mahal on my perimeter and island. Permiter cabs are SW Alabaster, with ORB hardware and a cream/off-white subway tile backsplash. My island is blue with brushed bronze hardware. I would guess a silver would look fine too if that's what you choose. My sink faucet is chrome and it looks fine next to the TJ. I would choose the hardware that looks best your cabinet color and style.

Harware: We used chrome pulls, but I actually wanted the darker ones. This was a collaboration between 4 siblings helping to remodel my Dad's house. So I lost that one, it was 3 to 1 in favor of the chrome. But having said that, they look fine, so I think either one will work. Buy one of each and test the look.

Backsplash: We used Crossville Ashbury Fleece crackle in 3 x 6 subways. It's barely off-white. I also like the travertine in the photos above.