I would say not this one. someone else could put that tile in much better than myself but maybe a white subway or similar

You're asking the impossible. The floors are warm, while the counters are cool -- they don't match. The counters are also busy, so you don't want to put a busy tile next to them -- something has to be the background or nothing can star.

I htink the best you can do is pick a taupe or some other tannish tone from the counter and get solid tiles to fill the backsplash. Then put down a gray or light-colored rug and try not to notice the floors. When you're standing at the counters, the top and the backsplash will be nice together.

Yes both tiles (cool counter & floor), are busy. I'm correcting what's already in place vs tearing down the tiles. And we looked at white subway tiles, but it's overwhelming with the white kitchen cabinets in place. I'll get a sample of glass subway tiles in glossy cream and see how it looks side by side. Also, great idea on gray or light colored rug. Thanks.

I would pick a white subway or clear glass. Can you remove the 4” counter backsplash?

How about grey or black subway or glass?

How about one of these?

I'm not a fan of black color esp on the kitchen wall. I'll get samples of subway glass to see how it looks side-by-side. Thanks

You have a back splash connected to your counter top. If you are not going to remove it just paint the back wall. If you do remove it go with something simple

I would have gone with the granite all the way up. It’s beautiful.

Initially, I was serious about removing the floor tile but it cost a fortune, so I've to work with what I've got. And keep it simple without demo work backsplash removal, if all possible.

Nothing is going to bridge the color gap between the counter and the flooring. Sorry.

You have a backsplash. Do not add anything more.

I would try some stainless tiles. They would be a neutral and be reflective all of which would be good. Putting that 4” backsplash is an old time look. I would remove it.