Countertop decision

9 years ago

In my master bath all the tile has gone in and now I have to decide which countertops to install. I'm currently considering two options, but I need opinions. Below is a picture of my actual bathroom with ungrouted tile with a piece of Quartz Master Mother Pearl. Then is a picture of the vanity we are installing, and then a picture of caesarstone Haze. I don't have a sample of that to show in my actual bathroom. I've seen it with my tile and it looks good with the pattern tiles, but definitely more gray than the subway tile. The color of the subway tile is a taupe, but has a bit more beige than grey. The bathroom is already painted the colors it will be, and the hardware we will install is called Tristan Brass, which is a darker color that has an antique brass tone all through it. Thanks in advance for your opinions or suggestions on countertop surfaces! Oh- it will also be the material of the shower bench, sill, and two shower shelves.

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Olychick
9 years ago
What a gorgeous bathroom that's going to be. If the color works in real life with the other elements, I'd go with the Mother Pearl. It looks so much more organic, which I think you need with the rustic finished vanity.
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9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Agree! It gives you more room for the color matching between elements to be inexact too.
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mercurygirl
9 years ago
They're both nice, but I'll vote for the second. It looks like it will suit the wood tone and shower tile better. Caesarstone is a great surface choice for a bath, as well. It will be very pretty. Did you purchase the floor tiles here? Have them in my ideabook, thanks for showing them.
lkplatow
9 years ago
#1 for sure. It looks natural and I think the veins and movement in it will very much complement the rustic feel of your vanity. I'm not a huge fan of the solid/solidish colors of ceasarstone or corian -- to me, they can look kind of overly perfect and plastic-like which is fine in a sleek/modern bath but seems out of place with the rustic natural look you seem to be going for.