Loving the photos. I personally like the lighter green vs the darker cabinets as the floor looks to be a little darker but if you have lots of light the darker will work. The wood cabinets also work well.

is one of the pics your space? i like the light wood because it lets the floors lighter particles show better. the green and grays seem to make the floor read very subdued...If you have a lot of light or need reduced impact then grays/greens maybe fit the bill.....I think the lighter wood is a better pick overall but not sure what you are trying to do...how much floor.....UV? [ climate factors] etc.

No gray, but both of the others are lovely!

Here is another picture showing terrazzo

I wish the photos were individual photos rather than putting so many together in one. They are each difficult to see that way. In any case, I agree with the previous comment - no gray. And even the greens appear to have gray undertones (from the small photos), so I would say find different shades of green that do not have gray undertone. Or white would be nice and clean.

I love the middle one with wood lowers and off-white uppers.

I’m liking the first pic with the lighter green.

Agree with the others, no gray!

I think the light wood is perfect with that terrazzo flooring. Of those choices, the light wood with the white uppers. I would also consider the very dark chip color and is there a sage green? for cabinets and the burgundy as an accent color.

Love the floor, although I am not sure which picture to trust as most accurate.

People here hate gray for some reason. I love it. That would be my vote.

The blond wood ones look good with the terrazzo too, but I would think sun/grease/fingerprints/life might impact those cabinets more than other colors. Perhaps those who have owned such cabinets can chime in on that.

I'm not a fan of green, although it seems popular, particularly in Europe now. Would it still be popular in 10 years when you sell (or perhaps you don't care about that)?

I had light birch slab cabinets in my former 1928 kitchen. I tried to replace just one cabinet facing, and good luck with that. Sunlight affecting the color of the cabinets (some more than others) made that challenging.

I like the light wood cabinets with your flooring.

Definitely no gray, which thankfully is on it's way out, design wise. Your floor is lovely, so I would take one of the Browns to match wood cabinets. Maybe white on top, wood on bottom, or wood on top, green cabinets on bottom. Keep the backsplash simple and counters not to patterned, as the floor has a lot going on.