Of your choices, the burgundies definitely match the best but you really need to show it in context of cabinet color too. As you see below it can look totally different with a dark expresso finishes vs. oak (and cherry too). These are tin by the way, another great compliment to granite.

Cream makes all the difference! :) In Susanne's examples, the first is cream (which shares the underlying hue in the floor), and the second pulls grey from the veins in the counter. Both are well thought out, and work because of properly executed design principles.

I still think Heath Ceramics is a good material choice. Will bring in warmth and the "touched by human hands" characteristic that is so nice to offset the commercial appliances and stainless steel look in a family home. Several Heath Ceramic choices would work well in a kitchen where real human beings hang out and prepare food and share time together. Attaching only one picture to see color depth, design quality and dimensional character but, not necessarily this specific tile design. Love glass back splash look too, but, may be more fitting to bring in some texture in this environment . Maybe flat tile but, nice glaze at stove area and a raised, texture tile at counter where the counter use is more buffet, pantry, general prep etc.. As usual .....need to know more about this homeowner's living and style.

I would probably go with the cream color from your granite.. You could also get a sample in a gray color that picks up the color from the granite to see if it goes with the cabinets. The overall color of your kitchen is pretty warm, which I like. The Bluestar is really nice and good. I had my MIL get one to replace the old GE and she's happy with it.