I have Hanstone Paros which is similar to Montauk - I think Paros has a bit more veining, and it's scattered where Montauk is more linear. This was taken in mostly natural light (hood light is on so you can see a little yellow cast off to the side). It's not Montauk but it's close, so you get the idea.

Pretty easy to just search Montauk Quartz in Houzz and you'll get some photos. Not sure if you just didn't want professional pics?

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anj_p ... I love your backsplash,, what tile is that? I

@Beth McGlone It's from Ceramic Tileworks. It's Artisan White 3x8. We used light pewter grout. You can get a similar look with any tile maker's Cloe tile.

https://www.ceramictileworksmn.com/artisan-2/

Hanstone Montauke in our kitchen with Benjamin Moore White Dove cabinetry and warm light wood island. Walls are painted Hale Navy by BM. The veining in the quartz looks amazing with the navy and the light wood.

For those who have montauk, does it lean brown or beige?

The veining has browns, beiges and greys in it. I think the grey leans a bit blue in the veining. As for the white background, I don't think it leans brown--I'd say it's a pretty clean white with a touch of grey undertone.

@mcd 595 Your kitchen is gorgeous. What is the herringbone tile that you have? Is that marble? How does it look with the Montauk quartz?