On my screen the backsplash looks green-ish (?) and not complimentary to the countertops and floor.

thank you! and yes, I would love to do white subway tile but I'm just concerned about additional costs so I may have to wait a little while on that one. Unless anyone has any idea how much that amount of space would cost to redo the tile?

I agree the bright yellow walls do not work with your countertop and backsplash. I can tell you in our area to replace your backsplash would cost you $1000 and up depending on how expensive your tile is. Most of the cost is in labor. On my screen it appears the floor and countertop work well together. Is it mostly gray and cream? Hard to tell. If it is `- a soft shade of gray would work well on the walls. Is your countertop granite? Most countertops should NOT be painted. Good luck!

It's so hard to tell if the counters, backsplash, and flooring coordinate the best, but I agree with some of the other comments on here. If budgets allow, change the backsplash to white subway, OR change the countertops (are those laminate or granite?) to a preferred color, and less busy texture. The bright yellow is not working, we can all agree on that! I like the Ben. Moore Gray Owl for the walls, it's a pretty color (we are about to make and paint our client's cabinets that color too). If you want to add a pop of color, what about adding color with your accessories and coordinating fabric on the stools, curtains, etc?