It looks like you have a wood floor in the dining room. Wouldn't you want something that would blend with that?

I do but it needs work. I want to cover the whole area with vinyl plank because it is waterproof and I don't like how there's two different floors in one room part wood,part vinyl.

Why would you be matching the new floors to the old cabinets if you’re painting or refacing them? Maybe find a floor you like then decide about the cabinets. You can always paint the trim yourselves.

Maybe I’m confused and by doors you meant interior doors and not cabinet doors?

I'm trying not to clash with the maple doors and trim shown here. Its throughout the house,

all the windows doors and baseboards are the old orange maple. I was hoping to go with a cinnamon or lighter maple cupboards or white as a last resort.

i really like this kitchen but I can't make out the color of the floor.

The floor is just a light oak or a natural oak. What brand of LVP are you considering? Look for colors like Natural Oak. Here's a couple by Armstrong

Armstrong Luxury Vinyl Plank · More Info

Solid Vinyl Plank · More Info

the second picture is Sugar creek maple. I love it but its only ten year warranty. my husband is wanting the lifetime warranty and a 20 mil wear layer if we get the floor.

that is another problem I'm running into.I find the perfect color and its not lifetime. I got one sample I loved that had the orange undertone and a hint of the gray but the top coat finish scraped off with my fingernail.

Here's one with 20 mil wear layer, not sure about the warranty.

https://www.karastan.com/luxury-vinyl/detail/33720-330616/curated-grain-natural

From your pics it looks like even the trim and doors are different shades. Do you have a lot of doors on that same floor as your kitchen. What about matching one (either doors or trim) and then changing the trim (paint) or changing the doors. I would match the trim and replace the doors if it were me, the trim colour seems nicer. And it could be a future project. Doesn’t have to be all at once. But it just seems like a big task to try to coordinate all those items.

you could use a gel stain on your doors and trim to cover up the orange tones, while keeping the wood look. I used Hickory gel stain on my orange toned closet doors and painted the trim white.