It has a lot of movement, but is this something you like? When you see it, do you like it?

I really like them, but whenever I sell my house will this be a plus or minus?

I am afraid I think it would be a minus upon resale - especially in 2 baths. I do not care for it.

It does not go with the cabinets. The counters are beautiful, but they are in the "cool" range of color tones. Your cabinets are a warmer color. It would paint the cabinets and your counters will be an asset for sure!

I think you will find opinions either way and on every other aspect of your bathroom. I would prefer to be happy in my home while I'm there. Lots of people get dark granite and it would be the first thing I'd rip out of a kitchen if it was mine. All opinion. You really like them, so grab ideas to make them work. Possibly a paint color for the walls. You will get many ideas, hang in there. :)

It was so hard to choose a quartz that would look good without being in the boring category. I really like the black/white/taupe colors and you can use with lots of different paint colors. I think I will stain the cabinets black or near black. That might help.

Personally, I have no problem with your choice. I know you can make it work. Good luck!

Double post. You may want to delete one so its not confusing for those that comment, and yourself. ;-)

Sigh... I hope I didn't waste my money but something had to be done with the bathrooms. The sinks and countertops were so outdated. Looked like it was from the 80s

I will delete this post because I posted this design dilemma twice on houzz.

Look through Houzz at examples of cabinets and bathrooms using your countertop material. It's the best way to see what can make it work better for you.

I agree that the wood does not work well with the countertop and that makes it look busier. Also, replacing the wall to wall mirror with a simple framed mirror will add some interest on the wall and can help draw the focus away from the countertop. Just be sure to have the frame work well with the wood of the cabinets.

I'd paint cabinets light color.... creamy white or light gray. And, I'd make the walls light, too, in cool tone. This may help pull goings together and make countertops a focal point while all else recedes and looks uncomplicated.

It looks fine and if or when you go to sell if the new buyer don't like it they can replace it. I also think some of the busyness will disappear if you put out a few things on the counter to break it up a bit

JMHO -- decorate the house for YOURSELF. You deserve to be happy. Personally, I love the counters -- I would paint the cabinets. White or black -- either one would ROCK those counters.