I don't think any of use out here could really judge which will look the best from a picture. Do they have names? You could search on Houzz Kitchens to see pictures of them. One other option is to visit the source to look at the slabs.

Second from right.

Another vote for 2nd from right

Agree - second from right.

In case you need another vote, second from right.

Second from right because it has the most "pattern".

Why not just have marble? We have it in our bathroom and love it...

Ha, I came here to say "2nd from right". It has a softer pattern that will be easier to live with and look more natural. It also has a pattern with more coverage so you don't run the risk of having just a few awkward veins here and there.

Classique And Verona look a lot like marble

Visit the slabs so you can see the whole slab not a small sample. Agree with BeverlyFLADeziner.

2nd from the right has soft look closest to marble. Does your area have Aurea Stone? From their website, you can see that it looks much closer to marble than any other quartz. If you can see it in person, it’s night and day. The Aurea Stone has translucence like marble, and all your other samples will look fake next to it

Impossible to tell what the effect will be from such small samples AND online. Go to the supplier and view the slabs to make the best choice.

Two or five look the best from the samples, but you should look at the full slab. It will be much easier to make a decision and you will be able to see the veining throughout the slab. This will help you decide what you actually want.

I know this thread is 2 years old, but I'd love to know what quartz the 2nd from right is, and what did you end up using?! Thanks! :)

Hi! I just tried looking up if you meant this one it is called calcatta vicenza quartz- hope this helps!