In that pic the last one looks best but I’m wondering if the lighting is right as the Smartstone (3rd) looks slightly pink and it certainly isn’t (I have it in my bathrooms). Also, see what the samples look like with the laminate sample vertical and the stone horizontal as that’s hi they are going to be relative to each other. The light on a horizontal plane might give a slightly different colour.

Hi Helen, if you are to compare these products, their quality (which are both very good) is much the same, they just produce some different styles / paterns/ colours and textures, that are unique to their own brand. Hope this helps, Malcolm.

Hi Rae, Carrara Marble has a different veining pattern to the Lucent Quartz Artic white that you asked about in an earlier post. In addition to the suggestions made by Dreamer here and by myself earlier with these man made Quartz I.E. Reconstituted Stone versions, there is also a Natural Stone alternative that you may like to consider; this being Quartzite (not to be confused with man made Quartz tops) which in addition to being Natural Stone and having the appearance of Marble, Quartzite is as hard as Granite, is non porous, and is scratch and acid proof; making Quartzite a perfect alternative to Marble for kitchen benchtops. Colours that you may like to check out may include Opus White Quartzite (top image below) or White Princess Quartzite (bottom image below). Hope this information helps, Malcolm.

I would look at a the following cabinet colours. These are Sherwin Williams colours, which is now under the Wattyl brand. Your paint specialist should be able to mix colour. With your busy quartz and the Saltillo floor something soft in the white to pastel green would suit.