the TOP picture is Georgian Bluff and bottom picture is London grey....

Need a little more info to help. What color are your walls and trim? What is the finish on your cabinetry? What type of flooring do you have and what color is it? Is there tile backsplash? If so, what color is it? The last thing is what finish you have for your hardware, faucet and appliances. Sorry for all the questions! With some clarification we can point you in the right direction.

Hello...bright white shaker cabinets, medium/dark brown stained oak floor, large white subway backsplash. I am just wondering if the Georgian bluff color veining could go out style and if London grey is just a more 'safer' color to pick. Any opinions? and hardware, something more contemporary like am european bar handle

I think the lighter one (London Grey) goes better with your floors.

The London Grey seems to be a better fit...it compliments all of the other materials in your Kitchen and the veining/pattern give it the look of marble which never seems to go out of style. Hope this helps and good luck!

Curious what you chose. I've had london grey before and just love it. But with new kitchen have been toiling over exactly this! Kitchen similar to yours with white shaker uppers, walnut lowers, creamy 2x8 subway, and same color floors. I want to try something different than what we had but just loved the london so much.

I chose london fog

i didn’t want too gray but lighter with a beige undertone

Yes, happy. I have a lot of beige undertone decor so London grey fits better in my house :) Georgian bluffs was nice too with nice long veining but definitely more grey with a cooler blueish undertone