Actually I think that works well but personally I would say it's too busy! I would go for a solid charcoal or lighter grey to relate to your floor tiles. Here's a post I wrote recently about clashing floors and countertops. http://www.mariakillam.com/2013/01/how-to-be-smart-in-a-world-of-dumb-designers.html
Maria

What type of material would I use.. most granites are busy

I personally like your choice!

Quartz is solid, something like Caesarstone or silestone.

Is it similar in price ?

A white marble would look beautiful with this flooring. Less texture to not conflict, yet will have the movement that a manufactured stone would lack. Wendy Sampon, JWinteriors

I'd go with a gorgeous warm gray quartz countertop - Caesarstone Raven, or any of the HanStone or Cambria solids. NO More PAttern on the countertop, your flooring is wayyy to busy to add another pattern. White marble if a warm - like Calacatta Gold is nice, but has maintenance issues and must be sealed regularly. I'd go to quartz - find something that works in quartz.

I like the quartz idea Need solid color for sure

To answer your questions about the cost of quartz over granite or marble.
It depends upon the grade and rarity of the marble or granite.
Some are less expensive - yes, but some are also very much more expensive.
Quartz is man-made out of real stone. It is maintenance free, and a hard surface.
Lots of variations in colours and movement to choose from. In a kitchen, it is always my first choice
to go to quartz - simply because of the durability, flexibility and price point. Good luck.

An article I wrote on alternates to granite - make sure its the right choice for you.
Because of your cream cabinets, and busy floor pattern, I'd go to a solid quartz.

Thanks you're so helpful

i posted a new discussion with picture of whole kitchen

I think your choice is right on! The counter with your cabinets and floor will look great. I think your on the right track with your decision.

Beautiful!

granite on display is way too busy, you need to pick a tone that goes with your cabinetry and the floor, as the floor is a busy pattern. I would definitely recommend doing a co-ordinating plain quartz, no maintenance and a myriad of colours to choose from something that does not fight with all the pattern there. You would regret putting all that money into granite that just makes you want to look away. I don't think that is your goal - make it cohesive and inviting would be where I would be aiming my dollars.

I agree solid Quartz. keep it simple so it dosen't clash with the floor pattern.