If your walls are a cool gray, I would stick with the first slab. The second slab is beautiful, but reads a bit brown/green on my screen. That may not look so hot against gray walls. Can you photograph the slabs with the cabinet and wall color samples in front?

Must stick with WD because windows and doors have been installed with that color interior.

Why do your windows and doors have to match your cabinets? All they need to do is work together. I'm doing two different whites in my new build. A white with a slight green hint to it for my cabinets so they work with my fascination quartzite, and a creamier white with a hint of beige in it for my trim.

Sea pearl was what I really wanted but cost was not in the budget I got fantasy brown quartzite instead and love it. So my choice is Sea pearl.

Sea Pearl. I can't comment on how it will go with the cabinets or wall, but based on looks alone I like SP

That SP slab is a beauty. I'm not big on light tops, but my wife is pushing our remodel that way. I would choose that slab (and a couple of it's twins) in a heartbeat! Good luck with your decision; this kind of stuff drives me nuts...;)

SP

Sea Pearl.

I prefer the more subtle White Princess slab

I prefer the Sea Pearl, unless it doesn't match your other decor. Is either of them more durable and less prone to etching or staining? I know quartzite is supposed to be very durable (our Fusion quartzite is). But some stones get called quartzite when they are not truly that. So I would do some testing on both as that could be a deciding factor for me if you are sitting on the fence with your decision.

My vote is White Princess. It is absolutely stunning! To me the Sea Pearl reads green.

I don't think that the off-white (White Dove) should keep you from choosing the white princess quartzite. The picture below is off-white cabinets with similar counter tops.

source: http://www.mariakillam.com/classicwhitekitchens/

I've seen some very green SP slabs, but these look like a warm white with warm gray. The slab was inside so it was hard to tell and harder to photograph accurately. Right now we don't even have drywall yet- so paint color isn't an issue. It's pretty much which to go with. Did I mention the Sea Pearl is about $7000 less?

Oh - and the window trim has to be considered because there are 3 large windows within the run of cabinets, so their trim goes right up to the cabinet trim- hence why they should go together/be the same color.

I knew that White Princess had to be $$$$$$! I've seen it installed - so so pretty.

Is it $7000 prettier? I think my brain has shut down and I am incapable of making decisions.

Oh my goodness I would jump all over the sea pearl at that kind of price difference. Sea pearl in person is absolutely stunning. It would be a show stopper. No question.

They're both beautiful, but the Sea Pearl gets my vote - especially with that price difference!