I'm renovating my kitchen and I can't decide between the Laza and Verona! also looking for paint colors I'm happy to share once I decide!

I’m just here looking for other people’s opinions to see if that would help determine if these two match. Yes, we can determine if a paint color and an object - in your case a counter top - relate in terms of color. There's a process to follow, however, so it's a specific color strategy and not abstract guessing while standing in a paint store. We qualify the relationship on the three psychological dimensions of color hue, value and chorma. Using a standard light source called D65. We can also check it under other light sources. The science rule of thumb is if the color "match" or relationship works under 2 to 3 light source models, like daylight D65 and standard incandescent (in science terms called Illuminant A), then it's highly likely that the color relationship - the colors will go together - under ANY light source. This has nothing to do with photos of anything, btw. In order to do this, we need the color data values, the color measurement from the granite sample itself. You would do this using a Color Muse. We do this all day, every day here at The Land of Color. Because we understand everyone isn't an interior designer. Many need a framework to follow to figure out color conundrums. You just need to understand - and it sounds like you do - that your granite sample may not be exact to the slab that ends up installed. I've never personally seen that be that big of an issue, meaning the color appearance from sample to slab is usually close enough that the paint colors identified based on the sample work.

Hi Everyone! For those of you that installed Laza Countertops, have there been any negative experiences with the countertop? I love the Laza but there are so many negative discussions about MSI and the quality of their quartz so I am thinking to stay away... any feedback would be helpful! Thanks!

Hold off on the very white backsplash...your two cabinets color choices lean yellow...simply white is the more obvious of the two. The S W white has a bit of black in the mix, but it is still a warm white. Of the two quartz, I like the softer one, first left. That gray works well with Simply White. If you are set on the white tiles, choose a very white paint, like Chantilly Lace. I think the mix of just white and gray is kinda meh! What else have you got going on for color in the house? Any blue?