I think Babylon gray is too dark and it has green undertones. A lighter gray which matches one of the grays in the flooring would be better.

I think it could be okay, but a better option would be a solid color quartz taken from one of the colors in your floor. To me it looks like a medium to dark taupe could work.

think it would be fine..if you like it. rather easy to find a backsplash. the mottling in the floor and the particular shades in the floor will recede and blend together once it is laid.....floors are like that. It does have tan but also cooler dark brown and grays included. I'm not a floor tile person, nor dark greyish counter person..but with your light cabinets and backsplash options.....I wouldn't hesitate if this were to my liking. Once you get to the taupe or tans in floor to try to "match" it changes the backsplash search quite a bit.

if you can post a pic with the whole kitchen, i think that would help tremendously!!

first thought,, "its really dark" but if your room is light filled it might be ok... with that floor, i would hesitate to do white cabs... maybe cream/ivory, something to blend with the floor. very hard to see actually color, although on my monitor they do look 'soft' white....

floor is the boss... a solid color 'might' be best... do not forget about the B/S when picking your counter....

Your floor has a stone look. Wouldn’t add another on the countertop, have you tried something a with a little less movement?