How about considering warm, rich tones like a classic walnut or a cozy oak? These colors can bring some natural elegance to your space while complementing your new doors and kitchen. Just make sure to grab some samples and see how they jive with your existing wood finishes.

Personally, I would do hardwood in a lighter color than your cabinets, close to the color of your doors and trim. You could do an engineered hardwood (pre-finished real wood, not fake plastic "wood") which is a cleaner/faster install than a site-finished hardwood. Pros and cons to each. Or were you thinking of a different direction like tile or LVP floors?

I am also not a fan of grey on the floor.

are the doors and cabs the same color?

if so, i would stay in that family and go 2-3 shades darker. if your home gets little natural light, then i would go lighter.

if u stay in the same color famiy, then whatever shade u choose, it will be a cohesive look

Something like this floor color can pick up cabinet, door and trim colors.

I'd go lighter...bring in samples. its impossible to know your interest in grain/knots/texture/ hand scraping or other effects which are elements to capture / or not... A variety of samples that you evaluate for a few days , in the space will help the most. I'd take the first one w a few knots and adjust the tone , depending on how things look in your home.

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I agree with Herbflavor's point, lighter white oak floors could go with your decor too. Here are a couple of installed pictures.

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@Mrs Moon Your new doors are lovely. Love the wood casing and trim too. If it were my home I'd choose a beautiful stone and heat it underneath. Otherwise I think the beauty of your wood risk being lost. Whether you like the thought or not, good luck! https://www.houzz.com/magazine/your-floor-how-to-find-right-stone-tile-stsetivw-vs~528881

We have natural wood trim and white ash hardwood floors. The floors are natural ( never stained). Lighter floors are wonderful.

Lighter wood floors would look great and compliment the kitchen

Here’s a mash-up of your woods with the floor Unique Wood Floors posted. I think all the woods go nicely together.

And here are your woods with the white oak. I prefer the warmer look of the floor above.

@ffpalms,

Thank you! That's cool.

A natural Hickory could go nicely in your decor if you don't mind some natural wood variations.

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