Gray on the bottom and white on top.

That is one busy floor. Dark gray bottom white upper. But I might change the floor as it's just really busy with the tops

I would do a soft gray/ taupe from the floors or all white for all the cabinets IMO 2 tones will still appear too busy. Is that floor in all the surrounding spaces too?

paint the uppers only, a white or mushroom....[putty]…..I think the bottom cabinet area will work with the floor then. The layer of wood cabinetry on the walls is very "heavy" , visually.....regardless of what floor exists. A change at eye level[walls] will change things in a big way. And the wood cabinets lower down will actually be good, as an "anchor" for your space. And get some runners/mats. You lack base drawers..at some point a replacement will come into your discussions..... so extra trouble of painting them isn't worth it.

Gray walls, white trim, dark floors - this is the best combination

I love your cabinets. They are beautiful. Your kitchen itself is very nice. I absolutely hate the floor, and it goes with nothing. Rather than paint those beautiful cabinets, replace that flooring instead. If you end up painting the cabinets, you will also have to change out the countertops and the backsplash, because, they dont go with that flooring either.

Honestly, I would put a rug down. I love a rug in the kitchen and it sure is easier and cheaper than painting cabinets!

Please don’t paint that gorgeous wood! I agree the floor is super busy, I’d replace that and Go from there. Those cabinets are beautiful!

I would leave the cabinets as is. Not the best floor choice, but no reason to paint the cabinets.

Your cabinets look realy beautiful! But, if you really want to change their color, you better start from a style that you like more. It can also be light or dark shades. In this case, I would like the blue color of the cabinets.

I would go with white, but be mindful of the undertones. Navy on the bottom with pale gray uppers might be interesting. Simple brushed or satin nickle bar pulls.

Did you have an inspiration photo when you chose the flooring? What is your overall goal for the style of the space?