Get the white that works best with that counter. BTW natural light is great but you need to replicate that at night to keep all the choices still working together. No matter how old the space the lighting needs to be LED 4000K for sure.

You need to look at a counter sample on a horizontal plane, not propped up vertically. It will look very different that way.

Thanks, Patricia. Would you incorporate the section of honey veining as well when we layout the slabs? Seems that would help tie in the floor and warmth, but not sure if it would look like a stain as it's not prevalent.

Narrow your choices down with what goes well with your slab. Then narrow it down even more IN your kitchen. The tiny samples are similar, but larger scale the difference is easy to see. Buy your own sample paints and make large boards that you can move around in your space....different walls, see how the light behaves during different times of the day. Absolutely have your custom cabinet maker provide a sample door, and again look at it IN your kitchen, in your daylight and verify it with your stone. This is a big decision, and can go so wrong if you don't take your time.