I think it falls in the middle allowing you to move it in either direction. It’s a bright white with dual color veins - silver/gold. We wanted a warmer kitchen and we’re able to achieve this by bringing out the gold/bronze with the hardware and wood floors. I think you could do same with cooler tones. The two tone color variation makes it very versatile.

@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.

We have Viatera in our kids bath and are leaning towards using it again in our kitchen. While I don’t have any food spills in there I have found pink water from paint sitting pooled on the counter and dye from things like bath bombs, all of which have easily cleaned up. I’ve also used vinegar a few times to get some hard water rings from around the faucets with no problems- it’s much easier to maintain than our old granite in our primary bathroom was. I know I’m late to respond- update us if you chose Viatera and how it’s going!

Have you narrowed down options on cabinets? I discovered my options were limited with quartz because anything too white was pulling yellow on the polar. Arctic white would have been too stark with all the natural light I have in my kitchen.