Hi dmac, cabinet paint is Sherwin Williams matched to Benjamin more’s white dove OC-17, pendant lights were from bellacor, barstools are from restoration hardware (they weren’t expensive though), subway tile is daltile rittenhouse in arctic white.

Your kitchen is beautiful! I love the mix of white and wood cabinets with the Hanstone quartz. Thank you so much for the photos! I used this quartz in my bathrooms and this is similar to what I’m planning to do with my kitchen next. I see you continued the quartz in the backsplash behind the stove. What did you use for the backsplash behind the sink and desk? Also, what have you found to work best for maintaining the quartz? I’m a little afraid of mine given the warnings they gave me about heat damaging it. I’ve also noticed that I need to wipe off water spots. Thank you!

hemina - these are the pendants, purchased them at Lowes. Portfolio 7.5-in H 7-in W Smoke Ombre Tinted Glass Globe Pendant Light Shade I will tell you we tried all sorts of pendants. Tons and tons. I hated them all. And the picture on the Lowes website of these is not flattering at all!!! I brought these home and my husband and our contractors absolutely loved them - and finally so do I :) We absolutely love them in our space, they look so cool. We don't actually use them much because we have so many can lights, but we love how they go from smokey to less smoky and are bright as the light bounces off of them without being on.

Hi Patricia, sorry for the double-post but they feel like two different questions. This thread: has anyone heard of slabs not matching because they were different sizes (jumbo vs. standard) or made a couple months apart? The other thread: can anyone share a photo of a island where the edge was cut from a different slab? (so the slabs match but the edge isn't from adjacent material). Since the backstory seems to be confusing the issue, I tried to edit the original post here, but Houzz won't let me. Sorry about the confusion.