The Cosentino U.S. website has a great visualizer for their lines (Dekton, Silestone, Sensa).

None of them “looks like” marble. They all are extremely fake looking, lacking the depth, warmth and beauty of the real thing. No matter the brand, every last one of them screams, “I’m a poor imitation, containing 33 1/3% plastic resins!”

Really there are hundreds of fake marble"look" plastic counters . Why not go look at the real thing it has been used for counters in Italy for a very long time or go white granite . So many real choices .

Quartz also screams "I don't have to be babied and don't have the maintenance of marble".

Everyone knows that quartz isn't marble or granite. But maybe OP doesn't want the upkeep of a real stone, which is why the asked about quartz.

Spectrum Radiance looks nice. I used Cambria. They have "Marble Alternatives" . If you see any designs you like, search on here and see if anything comes up.

Good luck with your project!

I have never seen a quartz that looks convincingly like marble. I'd reconsider, either getting real marble or considering another surface type entirely that will give you the authentic/traditional look marble imparts (e.g. soapstone, honed black granite, or wood counters). The only quartzes that I personally think look good are the concretes and other solids and those tend to fit better in contemporary settings.