Those are some DARK walls. I like white trim, but those walls throw it off. I think cabinets and trim and doors should be all the same color. Personally, I would change the wall paint to something less severe.

Yes, way too many shades going on here that don't compliment. For starters, I'm definitely not a fan of the dark shade below the chair rail.

If it were me, I would remove chair rail entirely and paint the whole wall the upper lighter SW shade. The chair rail isn't doing anything here except making the room visually confusing.

The white trim definitely looks stark here compared to everything else. I would definitely consider painting doors and trim something much closer to cabinets and backsplash, or just a softer cream.

I also agree with Chess- the walls do look dark. (Could be the lighting on the camera/monitor - hard to say. If you really like it, keep it.) If you decide on a lighter share, paint the whole wall in one color.

IMHO, you chose colors that relate well to each other - but not to the floor The pinki-ness of the floor isnt working well with the rest of it. Or vice versa.

Not sure what you would do about that - replacing the stark white trim with cream to match cabinets (or a shade whiter) would definitely help tie things together a bit more.

The pink floor and backslash does not go with the yellow counters and cabinets, and green walls. The pink needs to go ASAP. You can make the yellow and green work together, but with a lighter shade on the walls. Definitely new backslash and flooring though.

Because colors don't always show true on any individual's computer monitor, it is hard to really say -- but to my eye, the cabinet color is not a good blend with the wall colors but seems to be okay with the floor. They both seem to have vanilla/caramel (yellow) undertones, where the walls have more of a cool gray. The white trim brings that out.

I would repaint the walls. Sherwin-Williams site lists Believable Buff as a good color with Antique White, among others.