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Is the back splash staying?

What the heck are the floors?

Your question is a total mystery meat.

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What's wrong with how they are? They are on trend. They are timeless. Paint will only make them a forever maintenance nightmare until the next owner rips them out and brings in wood cabinetry that will not be of this quality.

I also like your existing cabinets. I'd change the backsplash, though.

From the limited photos, I would change the floor and backsplash. Leave cabinets as is and add complimentary pulls/knobs.

arts/crafts look ......take time and look for new counter/backsplash. work with the cabinets. .dont obliterate them.

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Sorry i just read some of the rules for posting, im new in here and English is not my first language, i apologize, the floors are porcelain. You can see a little of the floor in the last two pictures. They already covered the floor because we are starting to work on the kitchen. I know wood is timeless but i am tired. I want something more modern. I am removing the countertops wich are granite and replacing them with quartz ( white with some grey veins)
I am also adding hardware to the cabinets still not sure if i should do silver or black matte. Anyway thanks for the input!

You pick your counter and match a white to it. That means you test the paint in your lighting in your own home. "White with some gray veining" There are about a thousand of those. Get a sample, go to a Benjamin Moore store.

I will say, unless you are a very experienced type? It is not a DIY project, so get a pro. Nobody can see the floor. At all

I love both the cabinets and your granite, but I am not a fan of quartz unless it is an ultra modern kitchen.

I like the cabinets as they are. They fit the kitchen perfectly. I dont mind the granite countertops, but, I am not fond of that granite backsplash. It would be nice to see what the floors are in there. Right now, we see them covered up with white paper and blue tape. Please do not ruin those beautiful cabinets with paint.

Instead of white to match the countertops (that can look ultra modern and somewhat sterile) use an intentionally contrasting color like a warm super light taupe with brass hardware https://njlovemk.live/product_details/40914802.html

You can see the contrasting wood in the picture looks similar to your wood. You don't have to paint ALL of the cabinets, you can select just the bases, or just the talls, or everything but the island. That way, you stay true to the wood, without having to feel overwhelmed by it.