How about White? What colour are your cabinets?

Practical functional easy to clean kitchen ... I would bring colour & style in with things like bar stools & kitchen appliances ... It looks as though it connects into a living area ... That is where you can bring in your personality ... Great space along the top where clock is ... Again another space to colour with your style with art work ... If you have a free wall add in a kitchen type piece of furniture, that has open shelving... I think it is quite neutral & easy to inject personality without major changes to what is there.

Hi Dale, above Sum of Three has kindly given you a link to a firm which carries the Reconstituted Stone material type by Silestone that you are after as well as the Porcelain product Decton. Other engineered Reconstituted Stone manufacturers who make this type of Marble look material include along with their links; Essastone, Caesarstone, Quantum Quartz who you already have, Stone Italiana, Smartstone and Silestone; who all offer their own distinct range of colour tones and paterns in a Marble look material which is perfect for the use in Kitchens. These manufacturers can each provide you with samples on request and from there you should be able to find the right colour and style that suits you. Hope this helps, regards Malcolm.

Hi, regarding your tile size: if the floor and splash back tile sizes are very different, the grout lines won’t matter. But if it looks like the lines should, but don’t, match, it can be off putting. For instance, our splash back tiles are small, rectangular and laid vertically whereas our floor tiles are 600 x 600. Your eye, in this example, doesn’t try to “follow” the grout line. If it did and they were “off”, it could be visually dissonant, so I’d want tiles that were 100/200/300 or 600 wide. Not to say other tile sizes are wrong, just that you do need to consider the lines. Don’t forget though, unless you’re planning an early sale, choose what you love regardless of any “rules”. As for your grout, even though we used modern grout, we have also sealed ours with a product bought from a local hardware store. Early days, but highly recommended that extra step