I can see brown on your team,I m not fan of the glass backsplash since its fashion now and in few years you would see alot and wouldn't like it as much as the day you install it.I would say white back splash would be hard to keep in clean but it would be a good match for you cabinet and you floor and I rather not to add more color to your kitchen I always tell my client that kitchen its getting busy and too many colors on it.

A textured backsplash would really bring the whiteness to life and a fabric roman blind would look great, perhaps a bright graphic print black and white or maybe poppies. Hope this helps!

Thanks N.O.R, LLC, I've been leaning towards the white subway with gray grout. Just didn't know if it'd be too much white. Looks like we're on the same page! Any suggestions for hardware or blinds?

I have similar, if not the same, cabinets. I have white subway tile with a glass accent row. Hardware is dark bronze. Simple knobs for cabinets and traditional pulls for drawers. I have white grout, but love dark grout with the subway tiles!

White would be a good match and I m agree with Kdesignerinc that texture would be nice and gives the emphasize to counter and backsplash the same time,I vote white backsplash with texture.Good luck .
I would say install the backsplash and not make and live with it before you get hardware,I would say glass and metal would be nice, I like restoration hardware they have a different finish