Do you have a picture of an entire slab?

Here is a Houzz search with many photos of it installed:

https://www.houzz.com/photos/query/danby-montclair-marble/nqrwns

A couple of the photos:

Montclair Danby Marble Kitchen · More Info

Mont Clair Danby Marble Kitchen · More Info

Such a dramatic marble, definitely use it, showcase it in one spot like coffee bar, wet bar, dough rolling work space, tabletop, how would the 3D look as a backsplash wall? Don’t use it all over so the marble looks more special. Pair with white granite or quartz on the counters that get heavy duty work.

Gorgeous. Just keep everything else - floor, backsplash, etc. very simple.

Thank you all. i do not have a photo of the entire slab although my memory is that is the most dramtic section. what about a plain glass backsplash?

Abby, if you like the dramatic stone, use it….your cabs are white so you won’t have any issues. But: do yourself a favor and stick with neutral, non-busy, non-competing backsplash!

Yes! Danby is at the top of my loves and I’m envious. I like Montclair very much and would certainly use on all surfaces if my kitchen could show it off properly. I’ve always been a one countertop material person, though. I know many like to showcase an island- I do not. My last home could easily have handled this stone all over. It was a huge kitchen, well laid out and lots of natural light. I say go for it.

I think it's lovely! Aim for as few different materials as possible to keep the look very simple and curated -

I have Montclair Danby in my 5 year old kitchen. Still love it.

Thanks all - Shasta your kitchen is beautiful!

Having the same kitchen design concern w/ white cabinets w/ red oak floor in a craftsman house. Beautiful to see as a whole slab, hard to imagine having so much movement in a galley kitchen for countertops.