I would start by visiting local fabricators to find out where you can view quartz slabs in person. Quartz is manmade but that doesn't mean it is uniform or perfect, there can be variations in a slab that aren't visible in a small sample. Some brands (Cambria, I think) don't let you choose your slab. You can pick the style but not the slab, so if it arrives with unusual speckling or wiggly spider leg veining that wasn't in the sample ... it is still yours.

That's why I suggest going to a yard with samples of your cabinets and your floor material so you can make sure they all work together. Good luck! Some people here are big proponents of Corian as well, I think that has a warm white in the lineup, too.

LG Viatera Minuet is white with grey, but it’s slightly on the creamy side.

We just tried to do this and ended up going with granite. We are doing BM simply white on our cabinets and all of the quartz options looked very cool against our cabinet colors. There are a few that have more gold tones than grey and lean a little warmer.

Hello vicbayside, we have a number of white toned designs in our expansive palette. We recommend starting with Newport, Dovedale, Ironsbridge, Weybourne, and Waverton. Hope this helps!

Caesarstone Frosty Carrina

Hello @vicbayside, we think Carrara Caldia is a great rendition of a creamy, off white quartz. If you have any questions please give us a call at (714) 399-0986. Hoping this picture helps of an install we did with Carrara Caldia. Have a great day! :)