agree with skipjack. you have warm cabs, no grays. stick with earth tones for counter and b/s

agree. no gray. and no Slate Gray. it's far to cool/blue/gray. Unfortunately, your floor tile is controlling the direction in your coloring. you also don't want a very busy countertop. make sure you take a tile w/you on your hunt

you may be able to do a warm gray. just depends on the tone

Silestone Daria might look nice

or something like this one

you will have to choose a warmer countertop to go w/those cabs and those floors. look for a creamy white, rather than a blue/white. leave the backsplash until it's in. lighting has a way of changing everything.

TajMajal quartzite would be a nice choice.

if you want quartz, I would stay away from those marble look a like options. again, too blue. if you want a marble look, then check the calacatta quartz, but it is a little more money.

when you go to a stone place, bring a cabinet door, and a spare floor tile if you have it. this will help stay in the right color selections.

something in this color line would work w/what you have

to finish off the look, pick some decent hardware for your cabinets. they look naked.

Third vote for no grey.

I agree that grey won't pair well with what you already have happening. I like what Beth has shown. You could also move toward something more starkly white (but still warm). Or could go bold with more blue/green tones in your stone.

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My cabinets are a similar color and I'm going with Hanstone Kindred quartz. I preferred the cooler colors but they didn't go at all with my cabinets. I agree with waiting until the counters are installed before picking a backsplash. That is what I'm doing.

Astoria granite looks really nice with dark stained cabinets too.

I'm with Beth, especially the Taj Majal.

Try LG Viatera Soprano for a good Taj substitute if you want Quartzite.

The floors call for warmer tones versus cooler grays.