The picture is sideways on my iPad, so kinda hard to see, but are the blinds a 2" light wood or "faux wood"?

Not sure what colors you like, style, etc, however, couple thoughts immediately come to mind. First option, find a tan/beige that helps the blinds blend in (kinda look dirty on white wall in picture....might just be the lighting or my screen though). You'd need to be careful to do a test spot(s) of the tan/beige next to blinds and look at it in varying light (morning/noon/night) to make sure it does not come off as pink (had a condo w/light faux wood blinds that did this years ago & had to switch up the color/tone). Then maybe paint the cabinets a sage green. Might compliment the tile, tan/beige walls & blinds & brick (which would be complimentary).

Second option, maybe paint the cabinets a mid tone grey similar to the refrigerator, yellow walls, and black or grey island. Would blend the refrigerator, and if the island was black, the double oven might kinda go with the island base then.

Third, the right country red might be nice on the cabinets....but getting the red right might prove difficult.

Fourth, white cabinets. Though I like white cabinets and am planning white shaker cabinets in my own home....for some reason with your kitchen, that did not come to mind first. Don't know if it is the style of cabinet, tile, or blinds, but think that might not be your best option.

Also, could you regrout? If you did, maybe a sage green, tan or grey could be used and tie it all together depending which route you choose.

As far as cleaning brick...vacuum and then can you use a steam mop on brick? I use a steam mop on tile every 1-2 weeks. In between during week I use a Norwex microfiber mop (just uses water....it has silver in the fibers). The combination keeps floors clean, and no chemicals needed.

Oh my, a double whammy of tile and brick to try to keep clean. Someone really wasn't thinking when they did that. One of those Shark steamers might help with floor. When you can remodel, you'll certainly have a large area to work with.

Some jobs are best done by pros because they have the big equipment and skills to do a quick, thorough job. Cleaning the floor bricks and tile will transform the room. Ask about sealing the bricks so they can be cleaned easily.

Here's a before and after example from a google search: http://ecopronv.com/services/tile-and-grout-cleaning-reno-nv/

Here's a video of a pro cleaning brick floors in a kitchen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeMQ2iLZjEg