Here are my inspiration pics

Also,may need to replace backsplash if upper cabinet tear out damages it.
I like the tumbled stone but any ideas are welcome. Does glass look too contemporary with shaker cabinets? This is a country house.

You can have glass fronts on your doors with tumbled stone. BUT I do want to caution that a tumbled stone B/S is somewhat outdated.

@megs1030,I'm open to new backsplash.
What do u like with this darker Santa Cecilia granite and off white cabinets?
I've never cared for subway tile.

@GeorgiaPeach 1970, I don’t see a picture attached...

ETA: There are so many pretty tiles out there. Speaking from personal experience, tile is the last thing you’ll select for your kitchen makeover. I’d wait until your counters and cabinets are installed before selecting. But if you cannot wait, Take a sample door and a piece of granite with you to a tile shop and look around. I’m not a huge fan of plain white subway, but there’s so many more updated styles to choose from, you just need to look around.

I will be keeping my existing granite.

It's hard to tell in the pictures but it looks like your ceilings are pretty standard height. I would suggest going with taller cabinets to give the illusion of higher ceilings. As you can see in your inspiration for stacked cabinets, they have pretty high ceilings. The shelves on the end are great and always add character and a custom look, same thing with the glass. I would leave the area over the sink open, it will feel lighter with the window being the focal point of that wall.

@iCabinettydirect,yes we have 8' ceilings.
So u think just one taller door?
What do u mean by leaving it open on window wall?

Oh I read that wrong. U meant uncluttered with maybe no window treatments and maybe lose the pendant?

Window treatments depend on your personal preference, but yes I meant to go without the trim around the window. I think it would let more light in. Something like this...