there isnt much terribly wrong with the current walls. if it needs a new paint refresh [paint does wear] I would choose 2 . as first pick..... number 3 as 2nd pick at 25% lighter than that. I dislike all the others.

More pictures from further back will be helpful!

I would choose, 1,2, or 4 depending on how dark you want the color to be. The others do not go with your flooring at all. The color on the walls right now, does go with the floor, but, I do not like it with your cabinets. It makes the room feel a bit too drab. None of those colors look like sage green to me. Sage green just might be a good color for your room.

None of those! They are very cool and all your hard finishes are warm. Best to post further back and post pictures of the areas where the new paint will occur.

I was honestly so surprised. I researched so much on sage greens and got a whole bunch. Most ended up looking not sage green. And I don't wanna spend more on samples. Here are other angle views of the kitchen. And yes all 6 samples on my original photo are included in the samples on the opposite kitchen wall.

I don't think any of them look good. Your floor has a lot of pink it in -- the green colors are enhancing that.

Ok thank your everyone for your honest opinions :)

This post from Kylie M gets into how to deal with pink-toned flooring:

Paint Colour Ideas to Update Your Beige Tiles or Carpet - Kylie M Interiors

If I don't go down the sage line, does anyone have any Benjamin Moore paint suggestions that I can sample which would potentially look good?

I'm thinking of getting samples for Muslin, cedar key and baby fawn. Thoughts? I may just go neutral at this point. I'll be painting my main living areas/hallway pale oak.

I believe pale oak is baby fawn.

Maria Killam suggests BM Maritime White or Navajo White for pink or orange undertones. YouTube tells me Muslin has pink undertones, so that should work too.