PIcs please.

Single porcelain

Either of the porcelain tiles are better than the wood look.

The wood look tiles distract from the beauty of your cabinetry.

If the colors work in real life, I would choose the tile with more movement. It's not crazy busy, but there is a little interest for when you do look away from being continually amazed by the cabinetry.

Anything marble look in a kitchen looks strange to me as I am used to seeing that in bathrooms. If you have wood floors in adjacent rooms you're best to extend that into the kitchen. If you really want tile (I still like tile in kitchens even though it's not as popular anymore) look for something not marbled - maybe sandy looking. Something plainer will let the wood cabinets be the star.

Ever had white floors in a kitchen?. I’ve had them once. Never again.

I think real wood would look great. Personally, I would not choose a tile floor in a kitchen because it’s so hard on the back, knees and feet.

What is the flooring in the rest of this living floor??

The flooring will all be continuous

Unless you are in a humid and or naturally wet tropical clime? I'd not want tile everywhere in the home. I'd want a wood, everywhere. Engineered if you are on a slab foundation. Opinion of one, of course. Kinder to your back, your feet, and especially warmer in the bedroom and open living space.

The style of the house and location should also be considered. The marble-look tile might work in a high rise condo in Miami, but not so much in a suburban house in Chicago.

Fake marble-look tile all over the place doesn’t work anywhere.

I agree with all the above. Neither one should be used throughout.
If I had to pick one that looks better with the cabinets, I’d say the marble look one. But not sure id go that route. There are soooo many options out there. You shouldn’t settle.

Thank youyou I love the Terrazzo