What color is your faucet? I want that color for the pulls and not white subway tile. There are so many other awesome choices. Let's see what else you might like. Your floors will tone down if we get this right.

Nice update! The floor looks like a medium/lighter oak? Classic in my eyes. In your kitchen I would go with the less contrasting hardware color - nickel. You indicated you are not staying in this home. Notice how trends in backsplashes move quickly? As a buyer I would rather see a painted wall than something that is not my style or color preference.. and not the easiest to change. I find it very acceptable (I love looking at the deVOL kitchen site - https://www.devolkitchens.co.uk/kitchens/shaker-kitchen ). It is also easy to change to what color is in trend when you sell.

"kjobe29

Do you all agree with the brushed Nickle hardware for this kitchen? "

I MUCH prefer the nickel to the dark.

"Found something like this too for backsplash. It's more detailed "

No to the mosaic tile backsplash. You want less detail, solid color, with that counter.

"Grace Reed

PS Is there a reason the range is so close to the sink? Is it gas? "

Huh? The range looks to be in a good location. Definitely not too close.

Hi! The poster has installed this kitchen already so that stove conversation is long gone... Grace I like that the tile shop is online as well.

My range is much closer to my sink that yours is, and is certainly not a hazard. I would not be bothered or worried at all about it. :-)

kjobe29, I think so. The faucet is high but they tend to be that way. I’m glad the range works for you. Im a retired realtor and kitchen designer, and IF you’re new ctop wasn’t already installed, I’d have recommended that the range & the cabinet to the left be swapped. Some home buyers will find it a drawback & we all know how important kitchens are. You’ve made great choices & its looking beautiful!

Height looks normal for these tall faucets and still like the stainless :-)

ya know, you don't have to settle for just plain white subways. your granite isn't particularly busy, or colorful, so don't be afraid to try something a big different.

here is one w/a bit of iridescent to the glass. it's a subtle coloring (these are all the same type of granite that you have)

I love this one:

hex tile w/glazed edging, ORB hardware, soft blue walls. very pretty.

gray glass

tumbled white marble

See all the other choices?? and I haven't even shown you that many.

here's your white subway. yawn. and double yawn

notice the faucet height (since you asked about yours) and the hardware.

Agree with Beth, do something either with some sparkle, or some shape with light grey grout.

My faucet is almost exactly the same height as yours and is above the window sill. I'm quite used to it now.

And I like the stainless of your two choices.

Your granite is so subtle, so beautiful, and very easy to match with various backsplash options. But I think white or gray marble backsplash would look best. By the way, have you considered a throw rug in gray to cover a portion of the floor?

You can get indoor/outdoor poly rugs that can be sprayed with a hose to clean.

Here are several. They look great, don't they? This first one I love.

One small thing that would help tone down the floors is to remove the wood blinds. They echo the floors. Draw attention away from wood floors by adding a roman shade. Something similar to these.

Mixing metals in kitchen or bath is fabulous look. Very subtle and interesting and not all matchy-matchy.

If you look closely you can see they used stainless for faucet and stove, black iron for knobs/pulls and brass for accents on lamps and bar stools. It all works but doesn't look so "fixed" but still done with intention.

Can't wait to see with your appliances installed.

Standard 3 x 6 tiles would be better. Not as busy. I would go with white grout....again, less busy.

I love these all white kitchens and that the walls are also white instead of a color. Makes it easy to incorporate splashes of color with art and rugs.

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It looks too bright white for the cabs. The cabs look a little creamier.

here's a 3x6 in a creamier white

I like a longer size like this one

or this shape is different

a light gray is a good choice. Mapei Warm Gray, is a very light, warmer tone gray. (DeLorean would be more blue/gray)

the grout in the first pic could be an off white. hard to tell.

kjobe,,,i used that warm gray w/my subway tile in the shower. it's pretty light

so I see you stayed safe and went with the 3x6 white subway! Well, it looks better than what you started with by a long shot. Nice job. so glad you redid the peninsula w/a veneer trim.

May I suggest a runner (or rug) with a bit of color or pattern to add a bit of personality?

you could even forgo the blind and hang a vintage leaded glass piece with a cool pendant light