Help choosing a super white slab (pics attached)

11 years ago

We have picked out two sets (of 2 slabs each) of polished super white quartzite at different stone yards, similar price. Which slabs would you choose? White shaker cabinets, Kendall charcoal gray 6x4 island, darker stained 4" red oak floors. The last two pics are one set of 2 slabs - looks beige but that's only BC of the poor warehouse lighting (I chose the slabs and forgot to take pics so went back in and they only had a few lights on when I went back in to take a pic) The one that looks beige is actually quite gray, more gray than white. The first two are "sister" slabs so are mirror images which will be nice for seaming. So it's for a large 20x20 kitchen - perimeter and island- cut outs for white farm sink and gas cook top. Would love input - thank you!!

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Brandi Nash Hicks

11 years ago

The first lightest one

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11 years ago
I really like the second 2 slabs better with more gray undertones.
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miacometlady
11 years ago
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pampetunia
Original Author
11 years ago
Was having iPad issues, so it kept telling me it wasn't posting, sorry!
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Zoltan Construction LLC
11 years ago
both are great. if your going with white cabinets then choose lighter. if your going with a dark cabinet such a black cabinet the darker will look great.
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Brickwood Builders, Inc.
11 years ago
I like the first slabs. They are beautiful.
njschaefer78
11 years ago
I like the darker slabs with more veining instead of the large circular patterns of the first.
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Showcase Kitchens
11 years ago
First slab looks the lightest but this may have a lot to do with lighting! Gorgeous, nonetheless!
potchiemagoodleberry
11 years ago
i honestly think that either will work well....they are quite similar really. i would say, if your kitchen gets lots of natural light and has a southern exposure, go with the darker one, but if not, go with the lighter one. keep us posted on your project!
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Enkle Designs
11 years ago
It depends how large of a space you are using the slabs on. But I would go for the first two. You will have a lot of straight lines in your kitchen already so the circles will make your countertops pop a little more.