Having white color chips unfortunately does not make the decision any easier. Tried that and just even more uncertain. The Reserved White is the closest match to the slab but looks more grey than white to me. I found an article that had decorators white cabinets with marble countertops that looked good. I have decided to ask the cabinet maker to make me a sample door so I can take it by the slab and also over to the new build to see it in that space. The kitchen faces south but is surrounded by trees so does not get a ton of sunlight.

I'm staring at my sample boards of At Ease and Finally Mine right now, trying to decide! I will give you my impressions to see if it helps you at all. There are some pictures of Finally Mine floating around on Instagram but I am having a more difficult time finding At Ease. I have true story here too but think it's darker than I am looking for. At Ease seems to be warmer, with more prominent veining and knotholes. it may be a touch lighter. Not orange, but warm. The painted bevel I would describe as tan. Finally Mine has more gray. It's still got warm undertones, but appears more dusky. The knotholes are less pronounced. Its painted bevel reads as darker than the one on At Ease. More of a gray-beige. I'm really torn between the two. I am having painted cabinets so I have some flexibility. I really think we all spend time agonizing over these colors but they are all pretty. I'll send you some pictures of my big samples tomorrow. Please keep me posted on what you decide. If anyone has more pictures of these colors, I would love to see them!

Here is the Ravenswood installed. You can see more on our Instagram account. It sometimes pull pink and sometimes gray, but it's a nice saturation. Not too light, not too dark. I don't love the bevel and how wide/long they are, but they are very wonderful overall. We have lots of green trees around the house to counteract the pink in the floors, so they look pretty natural in our house. The one downside of the Ravenswood is that is does seem to change color a lot based on natural and artificial lighting, so I would suggest getting some long planks of it before you buy.

Great pics of At Ease in this blog: https://sprucingupmamahood.com/provenza-vinyl-flooring-review/