Cabinet color? Floor? Give us something Shandra to work with!

Britannica is a creamy white, so it might be hard to match. You might need to do a darker gray, something like this.

Sorry you are right! Here are the cabinets and floors

Here are the floors

Karen- I really don't want to go dark unless there is no other choice!

Hello shandrakg, we recommend considering pairing designs like Weybourne, Dunmore, or Greystone with a Brittanicca island. Hope this helps!

Cambria Templeton, Highgate, or Newport maybe?? I would also think Weybourne would be nice! It might be hard to match Whites though as someone already mentioned

Get to a shop and look at the samples... and remember that there is at least 3 feet of space and alot of different lighting between the 2!

Weybourne would look great if you want it to stay light and compliment the Brittannica

if we use weybourne for countertop around and Brittanicca island, can we use brittanicca as the backslash? Do u use thinner one for backslash in general?
We have simple white color shaker style upper cabinets on a L shape kitchen and black shaker style island (plan to do waterfall on one end). Our cooktop is induction cooktop, we plan to use chimney style hood, so there will be a “large” space between two simple white shaker cabinets which we plan to fill by brittanicca, wondering whether that is dangerous hearing the matching concern...

would like to hear suggestion on island/backslash/perimeter countertops... thanks!

I'm building a new house. The kitchen island is Benjamin Moore Hale Navy and the perimeter cabinets are Sherwin Williams Pure White. We have pretty much decided to go with Cambria Queensbury on the island but we are unsure about putting it on the Pure White cabinets. Has anyone used Pure White with Queensbury or are there any suggestions of Cambria designs to pair it with? Thanks in advance for any help!!

"we need a jumbo slab so Cambria is the choice" - FYI there are lots of quartz suppliers that have jumbo slabs; in fact Cambria was one of the last to go with the larger format.

Why is Cambria one of the last to go? What are other quartz suppliers? Thanks!

"Why is Cambria one of the last to go" you'd have to ask them. Your best bet for larger slabs is to check with local fabricators and ask specifically for jumbo slabs in the color(s) you are looking for. They will know what they have or can get from their suppliers.

Hello, because of Cambria's dedication to our customers we were one of the first to produce jumbo slabs. Today, almost our entire palette is available in jumbo and we would be happy to discuss slab size concerns for any project. Simply give our Cambria customer care team a call at 866-226-2742 and request to speak with our Director of Technical Services.

Cambria - do you recommend a complimentary perimeter quartz to brittanicca warm? Thanks!

If Cambria says they were one of the first to produce jumbo slabs, I'm inclined to believe them. There is always one company that seems to be the industry innovator. In solid surface it was Avonite; in engineered stone it's Cambria. It sucks to have all your colors/particulates/movement ripped off by cheap competitors, but it is very flattering.

I've had sink replacement customers nearly go into denial when I tell them the house they just bought doesn't have granite tops, they have Cambria. The look-alike was that good.

Jessica:

I'm no designer, but I don't like your two-tone top idea, especially with a loudmouth scene stealer like Brittanica. All or nuthin' with her:

I really like the above kitchen with two different counters nd am thinking of a similar paint for island - I also really like this tile and am worried cambria brittannica might clash on peninsula

Hello Jessica Finelli, we recommend considering Highgate, Dunmore, and Carrick for a perfect pair with Brittanicca Warm.

I have Highgate, it’s kinda busy and I wouldn’t use it with Brittanicca, even though Cambria says to.

What did you decide on?

I decided to bite the bullet and do Brittanicca on all countertops- visible. I did a cheaper white quartz in our walk in pantry and laundry room to save money.

Post pic!!

Can I ask what those floors are ?? They look similar to the ones we have chosen and I cannot find a photo of a completed room with them !

Legone Bastone- can't remember the exact color

@Cambria I was set on using Ella in my fairly large kitchen (75 Sq ft). However, I am concerned about the pattern giving me an issue at the L shaped turn in one corner. So now may do Ella on the island, and use something else for the perimeter countertops, but I dont want a solid or a dark color. What would you pair with Ella? Would Swanbridge work with this? I think Torquay seems too creamy to pair with the white ella. Suggestions?

It depends on how long each section of the L shape. If you want a complimentary for the perimeter look at Weybourne or swanbridge (I’m
Not a fan of torquay)