It's definitely not white white. More of a cool grayish white. I saw a half slab of Silestone Statuario at Bedrosians recently (it's the middle one in the photo). I am looking at Cambria Smithfield as well but no showrooms around me have samples of it.

I prefer the Silestone products. I have Silestone Calcutta in my kitchen and it’s white.

I am getting Silestone Lagoon for my master bath. I have seen it on a display and appears white with the grey veins but in my case it. Won’t matter as I’m doing gray and white.

I am not interested in Cambria. There is a chance of pooling, blotches that are not consistent. I know two people where this happened. Cambria shrugged it off as a natural byproduct.

My issue with Silestone is that the bolder veins look pixelated and fake to me. I was looking at Eternal Calacatta Gold originally but I don't like how it looks up close.

Beth, we just posted at the same time.. The coloring is subtle. They do have others and I agree the being is very dark.

i have seen Calcutta is quite a few kitchen showrooms and it’s alway white, not grayish.

Silestone is a man made product. It’s never going to look like real marble.

Charades, I’m doing Silestone Lagoon in my master bathroom. I have seen it as part of a display. In my case, it doesn’t matter if it’s grayish or white, it will blend no matter what.

I would call Silestone to get more info on Statuario.

Cambria has a showroom in Orlando with slabs of everything. I loved the Smithfield