I just saw a slab this morning at a stone importer. It has gray and gold coloring. Beautiful!

@sandycoppola Thanks so much for the photo and description. I am trying to decide and adagio gold is one of the choices.

I went to see a different slab (Forte by LG Viaterra), but fell in love with this one.

@sandycoppola Did you end up getting the Adagio Gold? I keep going between the Lumina and the Adagio Gold. I like the warmth of the veins. Did the pattern on Adagio Gold take up most of the slab or did you still notice the white background? I hope that makes sense ha ha. I have not been able to see a slab locally just the Lumina slab.

@rachaelgallegos - If you go with Lumina, I would highly recommend picking your actual slab. We saw a few slabs and the first "lot" had a good mix of gray and gold veining, but the second "lot" which was more recent had more gold veining. I know the quartz slabs are supposed to be the exact same, but these lots were definately different but still Lumina. I would have been very upset if I got the slabs with just gold veining.

@Danielle Watts thanks for that tip. I assumed because it was quartz they'd all be the same. I am going to have to make sure it is a mix. Have you made a decision to go with the Adagio gold? It is sooo hard for me to commit to one lol.

@rachaelgallegos - I still have time to decide. I liked the amount of gold veining I saw on Adagio Gold, but if Danielle is right, and some lots have more than that, I might go with Muse. Which is only gray, but I love the veining on it.

Hi Sandy -

I only saw the lot issue with Lumina, not Adagio Gold. Just want to clarify.

@DanielleWatts - Understood. But so many posts about quartz have mentioned the variation in lots. Better to be careful.

I was thought I wanted Lumina and when I went and saw a full slab decided I like Adagio Gold better. Both were beautiful. The Adagio Gold has more of a warm tone and Lumina was more grey. As well, the pattern of Lumina is much more subtle than the Adagio Gold. My kitchen has mid-tone hardwood and alot of the hardware is gold coloured so the warmer tone of the Adagio Gold was a better choice for me.

Do you have any pictures by chance?

@HU-229378828 I just ordered the Lumina after seeing the slab in person. I also saw the Adagio Gold in person. You are right they are both beautiful...the adagio pattern seemed to be a bit darker and there was more pattern. In person it appeared more of a warm brownish grey to me. I ordered a sample from LG Viatera and it appeared to have more of a gray pattern on the sample. I also saw the Dolce it was warm toned pattern but had little specks in the background that I didn't care for.

@Danielle_watts91 I will post a few pictures of the Adagio Gold that I took awhile back and one of the sample they sent me. The slab in person appeared to have more of a warm grey with a little brown. The sample they sent looked much more like a soft grey on a very white background.

Hello all! I am stuck between Lumina and Adagio Gold too! If anyone installs, please post pics :)! Thank you!

I am looking at using the Adagio Gold for my countertops but was also set on a black sink and black hardware on the cupboards. Does this pattern/colour go with black? Any photos that anyone has with this would be great!

Following, went to look at must v minuet but now deciding between adagio gold and muse! Not sure I want the bold veins of muse and matching the surrounding countertop to island’s vein angles could be a problem.

Any thoughts on using adagio gold with light grey cabinets?

I wound up choosing lumina and I am super happy w it!

Any thoughts on using adagio gold with white cabinets and medium tan tile flooring? There will be no gray in my kitchen, aside from stainless steel appliances.