I love blues and grey-blues with wood floors. They are contrasting colors and they truly compliment each other. I like the top two you have displayed.

2nd sample from the top.

I like the caramel

Unfortunately, I do not understand your 2 color floor arrangement or how much wall space, how much of a color, will be in your kitchen. . . a lot or just a touch? But, taking a stab at this:

There is something good to say about each sample so the one you decide to use is going to depend upon the look your hope to achieve.

The top [pale blue ] one with white and wood would result in a fresh, clean, light & airy look.

The second sample is more contemporary and would tend to make the room feel current and very neutral but darker. This gives you a chance to introduce colors on a whim. Red towels or green china or yellow table linens/ Not necessarily at the same time!

If the darker brown walls are in the white-floor part, the space would be stunning and very crisp. If the wood floor & cabinets have brown walls, - too much brown unless there are many little wall spaces between or around your cabinets. Using the dark brown will help unify that area and make it seem more like one unit. This calms the room down and the little bits of wall that are another color serve no purpose and even can detract from the beauty of your cabinets.

The last color - carmel - would unite the spaces since it is a "bridging" color. It is rich and expensive-looking and it would make your kitchen look top-notch.

I hope these thoughts help but I cannot recommend one over another because I don't know what else is going on in the kitchen or what style you prefer. . .

I like 2nd and 4th from the top.