Three cabinet colors is too many. Stick to two at most- and if you do two cabinet colors then only one countertop. The best design is a simple design.

With a kitchen design, it's best to pick one element to begin from. The floors are done, so either decide on a cabinet or countertop color. Then decide the other elements from that. Paint and hardware colors (like faucet/handles etc.) should be chosen last.

Can you post pictures please.

That is what I am worried about also. This is the picture that inspired my color choices. I was planning on keeping to one countertop and thought maybe just doing a solid white would be best but I just feel overwhelmed with all of these choices! I appreciate all of your input- would you do a stained island to match the lowers?

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How big is your kitchen. You can get away with adding that many colors if your kitchen is large enough to handle it. Smaller kitchens tend to need a more precise color coordination

I agree with keeping to two colors for cabinets and the wood stained bottom cabinets with white tops work well in the picture posted. As for counter top all white is not necessary. Consider finding something that brings the two cabinet colors together. Take a sample door from both cabinets to quartz location and look around. Also I found many stores have designers that can help you narrow down the selections. If you find a counter that brings the two together then go simple on the backsplash. If you are still interested in a white counter add color with backsplash. Whatever you do, do not pick the counter without having door samples. White cabinets can be hard to match counters due to the many variations in white and room lighting. Best of luck

it works in the picture because there are natural breaks in the runs to introduce the elements and everything is toned down. All depends on your plan and the details .

Apologies for all of the scribbling! But this is the layout of our kitchen and dimensions. The appliances are getting switched around. Would this be big enough to incorporate three colors? Im not sold on doing three, just tossing the idea around. Also, open to any suggestions on colors or design tips/ideas! Thank you everyone for helping me out!

Would you stay with the stained lowers and island and then keep the uppers white?

I love the idea of stained lowers and island, and white uppers. I'm doing a similar split in colors.