I'm pretty sure that one is marble, not quartzite. It was discussed here not too long ago, so you should be able to do a search and find more info.

@wilson853 Would you be able to post your countertop? I have seen a quartzite labeled Nuage and Naica at two different stone places that look like Daltile's Tahitian Cream photo. Both the Nuage and the Naica gave off a taupe/green color. I'm going to Daltile this week to look at the Tahitian Cream, so I'll look at the side of the stone for the UPC code and name. I did stop at Home Depot, and that have a sample drawer. I grabbed their Tahitian Cream and Taj Mahal - both look white/grey. Here is the Daltile slab.

http://daltilestonecenter.com/Philadelphia/ProductDetail.aspx?ID=3418

Hi Marguerite. Those look like nice slabs. Here's a pic showing it against green. I see it as greenish gray. SW Dorian Gray goes well with it. We have had it installed for 2.5 years and it is still perfect - no chips, stains or etches and we use our kitchen heavily. I am very happy with the durability. Some have asked if it is marble as my island has a lot of white marble-looking areas. Remind your fabricator to seal the inside of any holes as our soap dispenser hole developed a shadow around it right after it was installed. We removed the dispenser, let it dry out, and then sealed it. Since then, no issues.

@wilson853 Thank you. My cabinets are cream with a hazelnut glaze, and I have a small dark brown island and black slate appliances. I'm working with that porcelain brick floor. It is a rich busy floor with cream, gray, taupe, etc., so I'm trying to stay warm on the counter tops. Taj Mahal - I can't seem to find the right slab - way too gray/white and cold. Granite is too speckle, flaked and busy. Sometimes the cabinets look pale blonde, sometimes a little more yellow blond. Daltile told me that slab has some yellow/cream in it, so I'll take a cabinet door with me and see how it looks. Thank you.

@Marguerite Mastromatto, There is some brown-gold-rust veining in my slabs but they aren't that visible. The marble looking areas are very white - not creamy, and the overall look is cooler so I am afraid that they will clash with your cabinets. Perhaps consider a solid color quartz that won't compete with your floors.