Thanks Beth appreciate the suggestions!

If you like sparkle, look at Cambria Roxwell. I just put it in my kitchen and it’s gorgeous.

You’ll be far better off with sparkle than with faux marble at this point in the design cycle.

Quartz is not a bad option. However there are many different types on the market so be sure to go to show rooms and check them yourself. I tend to prefer natural products and as marbles stains easily its not really the best choice for a kitchen so I opt for quartzites which is natural and more durable than granite . The downside it tends to be more costly . Not sure what your price point need to be at.

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I am a fabricator. Hanstone is produced in Canada and is an excellent product. Overall the brand of quartz matters less than the fabricator in terms of your final satisfaction. Decide on the look you want and then evaluate the various material options that provide the look you want. "Marble looking" is the current rage but that means 10 or 15 years down the road the "marble look" is going to date the project. Think of how 1970's shag carpet in the mid 1980's. I do a lot of kitchens that are so white they make me think of a dentists exam room instead of a residential kitchen.