They are all beautiful! What is the floor plan of the kitchen? Is there an island? I think the layout would influence my choice.

There is an island. Cabinet perimeter is an L shape. This is more or less the design.

How many slabs will you need?

We will only need one slab.

I vote the first slab just because I like it best. But they are all lovely n

First or third one. Can you have your fabricator template both of them to see what areas would look like from each?

I would strongly suggest you post your layout for review here, if you haven't already. There is a lot of room for improvement in that plan, and the help you get here is both fantastic and free.

#1

First

#1

#1

#2 - I find the veining and colour to be more evenly balanced throughout the slab.

#1, then #3.

I like less of the thin, scratch lines going thru the slab like #1.

All pretty but I like #2 best

number 2

I'm surprised that, initially no one chose #2. Glad to see a few votes coming in later. I would agree with #2 because it seems to be more balanced with the movement in the stone, so you don't have one area with a lot of movement and one that's mostly white. I also like it just because it's the most appealing to me. Look at each one and imagine how it would be templated and used in your kitchen, then choose the one that you like the best with that in mind.

Another vote for #2!

#1

edit: saw your other post about paint color. Gosh, I like #2 also. Are you sure you can't use 2 slabs? Are the island & perimeter countertops both going to be the Macaubus? They are beautiful slabs.

I choose #2!

#2 it seems more evenly veined and just most interesting