It all looks so empty. Did you recently buy this house and this kitchen was in it?

Funny that you are going to change the floor. Since it is the only thing about this entire room, that looks nice to my eyes. The white appliances, that just do Not match with the rest of the white kitchen are everywhere in your face. To me they give the whole kitchen a cheap feeling. And a white counter top doesn't help either.

So I would take my loss and start from scratch. Be sure to get professional help if you do not see what is amiss in this picture.

I know it might come across rather harsh, but what is your gain if I politely say 'how lovely it looks' when I find no resting place for my eyes.

Maria, wouldn't paint help with it, and dark brown floor add to contrast?

Mark1993, what kind of appliance would you suggest? I am not a fan of oak color that's why I want to change it to dark brown, especially because the kitchen is white, I thought it would be a nice contrast

I think your oak floors are timeless. I think white cabinets look nice with your warm wood floors. Dark floors tend to show scratches and dust much more readily as well. Do you like stainless appliances? You can achieve contrast with the white cabinets with paint color. If you want to keep it light, but like soft gray, SW Light French Gray is a beautiful color. I have recently seen it in a new home build. It would bring out the gray tones in the marble.

Mark is talking about changing the appliances. One could try that. So I searched Houzz photos a bit for white kitchens with stainless steel appliances.

This is the best one I could find so far. It has only stainless steel appliances and also stainless steel lamps. If you like it, you could try it. The ceiling appears to be a very light beige. And the floor has this light greyish look to not compete. But the counter tops are like yours: very light. Yet this kitchen is more luxurious than yours.

By the way: you liking the walnut, I think walnut chairs might work here as sort of an accent color.

Maybe this helps you?