Personally I like the middle quartz that has some brown in it…..warmer than the other two. And the taupe tile is great with it and the black/white cabinets. What is your flooring?

@plf12652 right now we have a beige tile but plan to put in a light brown lvp!

TIPS FOR SELECTING YOUR COUNTERTOP!

• Be sure to look at your finishes at the angle they will be seen as they will reflect the light differently than when all laid flat.
• Also, look at the samples at night in your lighting.
• You can warm up the look of all the whites by controlling the lighting color
• Factor in existing wall color too or know what you'll use if doing new.
• Choose your slab(s) so you can see how the veining looks.
• If you choose a bolder veining like on the far left, be sure you know at templating stage where and how the veins will look/come together at the all seams.
• Choose your flooring now even if installing later so you are sure you can get the overall look to your kitchen you want.
• The far-right backsplash tile is too pink for the cabinetry's white.
• Select your grout color carefully as it will affect the overall look of the backsplash.
• LIkewise the Schluter tile trim color and finish

Hopefully helpful!

A light brown lvp will work with those but I would get a sample to look at in your home with the other choices. Also, can you go and see the quartz as a slab rather than just the small sample? It helps seeing the whole slab. I have quartz with a honed finish (extra $$!) in my kitchen remodel and really like it…..I went to a Cambria showroom to see the slab as it’s a busy quartz and I wanted to be sure!