Here’s the flooring in the kitchen for reference

And here the transition line with the Brazilian cherry. It’s very noticeable.

If you can afford to, then I would replace it all. I would do wood throughout. Pick a wood that will coordinate with the maple.

I always like to share this video by Kylie Interiors

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/how-to-mix-match-and-coordinate-wood-stains-undertones/

Thank you! If replacing it all was out of budget what color would you refinish the Brazilian cherry to look like? I also thought about refinishing the cherry and replacing the tile with wood ans hoping I could pick a new wood that blends well worth the Brazilian but I think it would probably still have a noticeable transition. It’s about 1200 sq feet of tile and wood so it could get pricey to rip it all out. Thanks for your thoughts!

I would get quotes for bleaching/restaining cherry versus replacing with something else. There are so many extra steps involved in bleaching that it may be similar in cost. Definitely don't try to put a different wood in the kitchen next to the current wood floors. I don't think there's particularly anything wrong with the kitchen floor tile in itself. If you are looking to update your space you might look elsewhere first for some easier swaps.

I agree with the above. Extinguish all your options.

Would you consider LVP? Many of us here are very happy using it. I did my entire home in Florida. We used Coretec. There are many post on it, google to see more about ut,

Even my snobby harwood husband is now a convert.

It will be cheaper than hardwood.

It also comes in tiles

I actually like your kitchen floor, I think it works with the cabinets. Personally the transition wouldn't bother me because it denotes the working space that is the kitchen.