Maybe you can show a photo of the tile because your link doesn't work. Is there a reason you're not considering stone for your countertops? With the teak and tile maybe a granite would work.

If you go for quartz, make sure you pick your actual slabs and not from a quartz sample if the matching is so important. The dye lots can vary.

What Jan said. Countertops are picked first since there is less choice with them. I hope you didn't already order the tile.

Pretty much every "white" veined quart available is not really white. Do you have one of the larger samples of Cambria White Cliff? If you don't, go ahead and order from the website. Use this as your control piece as you look at quartz slabs, since you know that the White Cliff matches the tile. I think you will find that most of the veined quartz background leans gray.

love the tile you chose. All your whites will never match.

that said, it's the texture that white on white makes that create a great white look.

The only way to do this is to take your tile to a slab showroom and view it against the available options. Yes, it's ideal to pick the slab first before you pick the tile, but given your tile is very neutral, it shouldn't be a problem.

Pick the countertop first, then the backsplash. And while some might advise on the exact counter/tile combo, dye lots change with tiles, especially whites. Don’t expect the boxes of white tile you get will be the perfect match to what someone else did. This is something where you’re way better off finding your own combos in person.

sure, because one "very neutral" material has never clashed with another...