The second photo seems whiter than the first.

I think they are not white enough.

We did Silestone Calacatta with our bright cabinets.

Eld6161 your kitchen is lovely. Cabibets are actually not bright white but a bit creamy in person. They are too creamy for many of the marble look quartz that I’ve gravitated towards. I havent looked at Silestone yet. Thanks for the inspo!

Onda Grigia is whiter than Sutherland. it reads a very, very gray in person. i was trying to avoid matching the white. 🤷🏼‍♀️

The following is only my opinion, so take it for what its worth. The quartz with the dramatic veining absolutely will put a timestamp on your kitchen, it will look dated much quicker than a countertop thats a bit plainer. A quartz with a more subtle vein is the way to go if you want a ”marble” look. If I had to choose, I would pick the first example, in fact I have something similar to that in my bath, very subtle light veining. If youre looking for the drama, consider a natural stone like quartzite. good luck w your kitchen.

M Riz, thank you for your input! I have thought about what will be timeless as well. I've looked at a lot of quartzite, but have not come across one that I like. May be worth looking again. Thank you!

If your island is 120”, its going to need a seam. If you need a seam and you want it to blend, you’re going to need ”bookmatched slabs”. There are only a couple of quartz manufacturers that offer BM slabs, so depending on your expectations, you may need a natural stone.

M Riz all the slabs Ive seen are 120 inches or more. No seam 🙌🏻

Sorry, its late lol i was thinking 12’. darn caffeine.

No worries!! I appreciate your help:)

Hi Jeanne, Your project is probably complete by now. I am curious as to what you chose for countertops. I love Cambria Sutherland! It seems like your cabinets are more white than off-white?? How does it look?

We went with Sutherland. I love it:) Pics feom a few different stages of reno

Thank you:) Cabinets are defintely more off white

Looks good! What brand/color is your sink?