I'd go white with the splashback so nothing detracts from the granite top being the highlight! It's lovely by the way! You could always pick up the accent colours (grey, pink, black) in your teatowels, kettle, nice vase etc. I'd actually love to see a pic once it's in.

ksangus there is a big difference in the two colours. We assume your black is streaking, fingerprinting and looking patchy... .This happen with all quartz no matter the brand. Caesarstone jet black, night sky and especailly vanilla noir do exactly the same. In fact Vanilla Noir is nortorious for chemically etching from anything caustic especially glass cleaner etc Use the correct cleaning products and you will love it as much as your white colored quartz Stone & Quartz Care, Cleaning Essentials We also suggest you view our cleaning videos to make life easier to care for them

Hi there, Depending how many tiles you have, a feature wall would be a great use for polished granite, particularly behind the vanity & mirror. With the right lighting it will have the opposite effect of small & gloomy = spacious, chic and sophisticated. Also the size of the tile can contribute to that "small" feeling but 305mm sq is large enough not to. Keeping them on the walls will also help your budget as not needing to apply a non-slip coating. If you're able to have your vanity 'floating' then continue the black all the way down which will have a great effect on the space too. Hope this helps James. Kind Regards, Carol

Hi OB Perth First I have to say I love your slab of Granite, looks similar to Titanium Granite but different; can I please ask what it is? Getting back to your question though, using different colours on sections of cabinets and different colour bench top materials is quite popular these days. So in short this is a resounding yes, your scheme will work well. Just be sure to pick a white cabinet colour that complements the white stone bench material. Hope this helps, Malcolm.