I had chosen TajMahal quartzite but unfortunately when they were loading on truck it wad damaged. For edging do not do straight edge especialky if it is the thinner slab as you will see the material they use to put two pieces together. ogee with under offset. there are guides on internet. In the end I chose Perla Venato which is quartzite and so very similar to Taj Mahal in colour. I am so glad of my choice. This slab was thicker so just a straight edge. simple but timeless. Make sure your fabricator is goid with quartize as it is a harder stone to work with. Go there and talk to them. Go view the slab before delivery and check it. Do a final hand sweep especially along the edges before they glue it down. My only regret is that we did not use same stone as backsplash. Will use quarzite over granite again in future.

Personally i would go darker on the cabinetry to add in some contrast.

Thank you for these ideas. I really like the White Haze posted above. I went on the website: https://akdo.com/?s=haze and it looks like that color/materials comes in many different sizes and patterns. I'll try to get a sample.

Even though I didn't want wood floors in the kitchen, I finally decided to go with them because I just couldn't find the ideal tile. I hope your remodel goes smoother than mine did! Good luck.