I have no personal experience, but Joe Corlett, our countertop expert says that Corian is the one countertop he can refurbish to almost new looking and the easiest to repair.

DO. NOT. DO. PLAIN. WHITE. We did this at our beach house - it looks amazing for 30 seconds after you clean it. Then you see EVERYTHING. You see streaks from when it was wiped down and you see every single crumb. Get white with a little bit of speckling or texture unless you have a live-in full-time housekeeper.

Pics of the kitchen at our beach house - white looks amazing! But it is awful to live with!

Maggie, a white would still be fine, but just don’t do solid white. Do something that has some flecks in it or some texture - something that will camouflage anything on your counter a bit so it isn’t so noticeable.

Jessica, we had Corian in Glacier White installed in the kitchen of a previous home. It still looked new after 12+ years. I cleaned the counters regularly with Softscrub. I was always very careful not to place anything hot directly on the Corian...no big deal. The installers provided us with two very large footed "trivets" made of the same Corian for that purpose. I took them with me when we sold that house...they still look good, too.

Glacier White Corian is the little black dress of the countertop world. It's a classic, no matter the other fashions. I regularly see Corian Glacier White tops that look as good as the day they were installed 20 or so years ago. Sinks too.