Very beautiful kitchen. My suggestion for you is to decide which one you want to be the show piece. Think about what you will do in your kitchen to help with what type of material you would like on the counter. I would visit some local slab yards and walk around to see what interests you....light vs dark, lots of movement vs more serene, etc. I would bring samples of your paint and cabinet. Good luck.

Your floor has a lot going on with the wood grain and the variations in color. You might want to keep the counters solid and the backsplash without much pattern or movement.

Quartz counters come in solids that work with the grays in the floor.

Caesarstone Pebble would be a great choice for the countertop. Keep the backsplash neutral and light, an off-white ceramic tile would work well. Good luck!

I would go with something very neutral for the countertop such as Cambria Devon quartz. Then you can use a ceramic or glass subway tile for the backsplash in a warm neutral tone.

Your flooring has quite the pattern and your countertops really need to be fairly neutral or they will continually be fighting each other. Neutral countertops and neutral backsplash.

A dark gray concrete counter would look great...but if not look at dark gray Quartz or go white Quartz with a dark gray subway tile.

We love the tones of your kitchen -- classic and timeless! For something with the beauty of traditional marble, and the durability of quartz, we think any design from our Marble Collection™ would look great. Our most popular designs within this collection currently are Ella™ andBrittanicca™, as these designs mimic the appearance of carrera and calllacatta marble respectively, but both Swanbridge™ and Torquay™ would look handsome too.

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Look at Cambria Torquey!

Whatever you chose, I would suggest clean lines for both the counter and backsplash. I like the combination of a dark counter and light tiles..so that you compliment the light/dark in the flooring.