I would do solid white. No more patterns. Corian is great

Is there enough room for the drawers next to the door to open past the door trim? As for the counter, it depends on what you like. Since the shower threshold is Calacatta I would use that if you like natural materials. Solid white would look good too but that would be a manmade material.

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IMO you are now forced to do a very plain counter This is a good example of way too many finishes in a bathroom maybe a solid black could work.

@kandrewspa yes the draws are able to open. The picture is a bit deceiving there’s a filler between the wall and the 3 drawer cabinet. Thank you I appreciate the feedback.

@Patricia Colwell Consulting thanks for the feedback. I will very likely go with a white countertop which is what I was originally thinking.

MSI sparkle white would be pretty. I have it in my bathroom. It’s bright white with a subtle sparkle. Really pretty in person. https://www.msisurfaces.com/quartz-countertops/sparkling-white-quartz/

I would stick with the Calcatta !

You need to go in person to look at slabs and bring samples of your tiles because there are all different types of whites. Look at MSI Calacatta Botanica but you need to see a current slab. It is white with a very very subtle gray veining that is not obvious from a distance.....actually looks white from a distance. I have it in my master bath and love it. Before I redud the bathroom I had marble counters and would not get marble again for a bathroom.

I'd go with Silestone's White Zeus Extreme or Dekton Zenith:

We used White Zeus in these bathrooms:

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