option number two.

Yep, I like 2 the best.

I like 2 also

Another vote for option 2

Two looks like Taj Mahal. An easy care quartzite with multiple tones from grays, to bright white to pale gold. Hard to go wrong : )

Your cabinet door does not appear "off white" - creamy or ivory.

Taj below

Perimeter with walnut island

I'd like to see a door on 2.

Definitely 2

#2 is more subdued, the others have more pronounced veining. Personally I'd go with #2 if going with quartzite.

lol and I love 1 and 3. If your kitchen cabs were truly off white then I would go with 1.

Everyone has 2 but I've never seen 1 or 3...dare to be different.

Monitors and slabs and white paints? No online photo is the same for everyone. Names of your "white" and names of the slabs, are probably helpful : )

I do believe # 2 is Taj Mahall, and"everyone" does not have it. There are a thousand quartz and granite tops...........that everyone has or seems to have. . Everyone won't be in your kitchen. You will.

Also be certain that slabs one and three are indeed quartzite, Test for etching. Many of these get labeled incorrectly, so don't end with marble, if what you want is quartzite.

I like your door with #2 but also think #1 is more unique. Jan is right - we need to know how white your doors look in your kitchen. Plus, these slabs will all be horizontal in your house, which makes them look a lot lighter when installed.

Thank you everyone for your feedback.

I want to add anothe roption into the mix, it happens to be my wife fav (totally forgot to include it yesterday).

our cabinet doors are a little creamier than cloud white (CC-40) from BM.

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below a picture of our kitchen with the big Island :

I like 1 the best, 2 as a runner up. I do not like the additional choice added. At the end of the day, they will all look great though!

The additional choice looks like a marble. I’d go with the Taj. It has beautiful depth and is bulletproof. Very happy with mine.

Taj Mahal is very durable. I have not had any issues with it. If you are considering quartzite, PLEASE test the slabs. This is a sample of a quartzite that had multiple coats of "bulletproof" sealer applied to it. It did not etch, but it did stain. All quartzites are not the same in terms of durability.

I would pick #1 for me, can't stop staring at it! Interesting!

Changing my vote to #1 now that I see your kitchen. With brass/soft gold hardware it would be a knockout!
#2 is also beautiful. But not as unusual.

Definitely number 2! Even though number 1 would go great with your fixtures, you may change your style over time and #2 will never go out of style.

Is that rusting along some of the veins in #1?

I think 1, 2, and your wifes fav all work. Looking at the pic, 3 doesn't work.

Pick 1, pick 1, pick 1!! lol

Whatever you choose please posts pics once completed.

I love #1!

Not a pro, and definitely alone here, but I like your wife's choice the best. I'd do a gray backsplash with that stone and it will be gorgeous. But of course you'll want to test it to make sure you can live with it since it may indeed be marble.

I love #1. It is unique yet timeless.

Number 1 with a gold faucet and door handles would be beautiful.

Another vote for #1. It is stunning!

If your kitchen is on the more reserved side and if your back splash is u[your counter, go with option one. It will be stunning. If your kitchen is super large gp with option two,