Whoa, that’s horrible @Chritstine Hollern. I so sad and sorry to hear this. I wonder if there’s a company that can repair the chips. I had read negative comments on here about MSI, so that’s why I went with Hanstone. Also, our contractor has Montauk in his office/show room. So that’s what I went with but there was a lot of beautiful MSI colors and so many options. Maybe go back to the place you got the countertop from with pics? I think there’s a warranty with MSI.

Did you make a decision? Those two quartz are my front runners as well. Leaning toward hanstone montauk as I think the Et Stat might be too white with my BM white dove cabinets

IMO all of the plastic quartz counters that are trying to mimic real marble are going to be one of those items that will scream dated very soon. Why not look at real stone so much better for counters and so much more interesting too. I love white granites and honestly not more expensive than fake and just better. As for the exact one you need to go shopping and see what is out there . There is no way for a monitor to help choose color of anything and I will suggest before choosing the counter you make sure all your lighting is LED and I like 4000K but you could do 3500K but no less or those cabinets will look yellow.In you pic the cabinets look yellow BTW. I would wait until the cabinets are installed or at least those smaple in the kitchen where the lighting is in

helene, everyones lighting in their home is diff. Light coming in from a north exposure is going to make colors look diff than light coming in from a southern exposure. Using 2500K lighting will look diff than 4000K lighting. Floors reflect light a diff way. Cabinets can also alter the appearnce. Have you seen the entire slab in person? You need to go see it somewhere before choosing. small samples can change over time. Take one of your cabinet doors and a piece of your flooring when looking at countertops. make sure you aren't viewing it under florescent lighting. that's how you decide on a countertop. here's a review of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsWqwkG4xvM Here's a warmer lighting,, and a cooler light normal daylight bulbs in a kitchen warmer toned wood elements. it looks pretty white in these pictures. compared to these others, I'd say it leans a tad gray