Super White quartzite worktops have many unique properties, such as lower porosity and higher stain resistance than marble or limestone, making it an ideal choice for worktops and other high-use surfaces that require the marble’s look but not its problems. It’s also heat-resistant (650C), so you can place hot pans directly on the worktop without fear of damaging the surface. Quartzite is easy to clean, so you can keep your kitchen or bathroom looking its best with minimal effort. In a second color scheme, Super White is paired with a soft, icy blue called Iceberg, and a darker gray named Cinder.

And if you’re thinking of color matching between brands (ie: getting Benjamin Moore to make a Sherwin Williams paint color), you might want to read THIS first. What type of paint colors look good with Super White? White Heat is reminiscent of the overcast days of summer. Its cloudy look is tempered by a burst of yellow energy. It’s a warm white that’s a lot less saturated than many on the list, and it’s a good choice if you want something that’s a little different from most shades of white. Though the blueish cool whites certainly have their appeal, warm whites like Warm Whisper evoke a subtle sense of home. They are effective in projects where you need to create a sense of calm, safety, and home. White Whisper is especially nice. While it’s still a warmer white, it manages to not be overly brown or yellow.

This appetizingly-named color looks a lot like a shade of pale peach. As you can see in its CMYK values, Papaya Whip has a very large amount of yellow and a fairly large amount of magenta. It’s an ideal choice if you’re looking for a slightly tinted shade of white that’s also slightly peachy in nature. One of the beautiful things about the many shades of white out there is the fact that you can find shades with undertones of almost any color. Link White has a slight hint of blue. It would make the ideal wall color for a workspace or office, as blue has been linked to productivity, and Link White offers the perfect compromise between white and blue. Each slab of natural quartzite worktop is unique to you and your project. Nature does not create two identical quartzite slabs. Although it is slightly less bright than its namesake, Milk is an excellent choice of white if you want an option with more subtle undertones than most on the list. This one has a bit of warm yellow (as evidenced by its CMYK values), but it’s tempered by the barest hint of cyan. It’s a good choice if you’re looking for a warmish shade of off-white. Actual white chocolate is usually a creamy white in color, but this color looks more like a combination of milk chocolate and white chocolate. Still, it’s a great choice if you want a lovely, pale cocoa white.

Antique white is mostly a color created just for the world wide web. When the creators of this color thought this up, they were likely thinking of thrift stores, old china dishes and pottery, or even an old antique sewing machine. This color is less pure than regular white, having an aged, slightly yellow look to it with just a hint of gray that almost resembles dust. Appropriately, Stone White is just about the color of white quartz or very pale sandstone. If you prefer a very pale neutral that still has some element of warmth, it’s a great choice.If you want a soft white color, Vivid White is your answer. Vivid White is fairly close to being true white, but it has a barely-there icy undertone that gives it just a hint of blue. Still, even the cool blue of it is balanced out by a considerable presence of red compared to blue and green. Though beige is technically a shade of white, it often appears to be more brown in hue and shade. It was originally a color that referred to the natural, undyed color of beige cloth, a cotton material that was commonly used in the past. This color is closer to a creamy white with yellow and brown pigments, instead of straight brown. This misty color is a very slight gray. It’s ideal for those who are looking for a shade of gray that is especially close to white. As you can see in its CMYK values, it only has a very slight hint of other colors. True to its name, Blanched Almond is roughly the color of an almond post-blanching. It’s one of the shades of white on the list that has a very high proportion of yellow, but the addition of magenta creates some additional warmth. It’s a great choice if you want a color that’s a little like peach with some added reddish undertones.