IMO real stone is always the best choice and as for this materila bring home a sample and see how it works with your lighting and your floors and cabinets that is the only way. I would live with real marble before ever living with plastic fake .

Patricia has become infamous for casting shade on quartz. 😁 That said, I am not a fan of Bridport, especially if youre going for a delicate marble look. My cabinets are Simply White and although in the end, I did not choose it, Minuet looked just lovely with them. LG Rococo is another good option for SW. In the end, though though, I think it will be hard to beat Minuet for the look you're seeking. It is just a gorgeous quartz. Good luck.

Mar, what did you choose? I’d love to see a picture. I’m having the same dilemma.

Leawi, I'll try to post pictures later today! We went with Spectrum's Pristine.

My favorite marble-look quartz products are Caesarstone London Gray and Silestone Lagoon. Both are very subtle patterns that mimic marble and won’t dominate your kitchen.

Btw, I find London Fog to have a cool, *very* gray background in person, so didn't care for it with Simply White, with SW's faint cream undertone. It can possibly be pulled off with the right backsplash, but it wasn't as harmonious with SW as a more neutral, or even slightly warm, countertop would be. Although the veins in my Pristine are gray, its background is almost as neutral as can be. I do think Minuet pulled together beautifully with Simply White, even better than Pristine's neutrality. But the elegance of Pristine is really head-turning, and all in all, I'm glad I got it. :)

I'll have to post pics again when all the cabinet doors and drawer fronts are reinstalled, so you can see how they look together. In my kitchen's light, they look great with Pristine-- but I will say that in pics on occasion, the Simply White flashes a little cream next to the white of Pristine. Never in person, tho-- only in the odd picture now and then.

Pardon my shadow in that last pic. Lol

The backsplash is not in yet, but will probably be a simple white subway tile in real marble (yes, some look good with marble-look quartz, if you're careful) with blurred, faint grays-- the point being *not* to try to match or duplicate the veining of the quartz.

New flooring going in next...torn between a medium brown and going lighter with the trends, since we plan to sell within the next 2-3 years--sooner if our dream house or dream land puts in an appearance before then.

It’s absolutely beautiful!

It looks lovely--very subtle pattern. Just shows that you need to see all in situ to make a decision.

Mar, are you still happy with your lg countertops? I did a stain test and it stained deeper and faster than Cambria and did not clean off well. I had to use a medic eraser to get it off and that took off some of the finish

Parisa...Yes! I love them. When we first got them, I searched the best ways to clean the very rare stains (like when rubbing alcohol hit the orange ink on my Hawaiian rolls and dissolved it into liquid orange stains), and didn't see Magic Erasers among the recommendations. I've used rubbing alcohol (good solvent) to clean it, and when necessary, added baking soda or liquid Bar Keepers Friend, whichever was handier. Never had a stain they didn't remove--sharpie, fruit, ORANGE INK! lol No damage to the finish. They look stunning, and have more subtleties than show in the pictures. They are a dream, very easy care and very easy cleaning. I do find that plated food cools fast on them, which is also true of granite and real marble bc of their density (and high specific heat capacity, for the science nerds, haha). I'm so glad I didn't go for granite a few years ago and be stuck with the looks that I'm now tired of. Marble is not only timeless, but always gorgeous. We get wowed compliments on it, too.

Well said, Mar. And just for the record Patricia loves LVP for her floors. Huh? Isn't that fake plastic wood?