Not enough information, not enough pictures. Your counter top seems to be granite, not marble, and the first question you ask is do you love it with white cabinetry?

The second thing you do is show more of everything, add pictures.... and inform the flooring that connects to the tile you're changing with pictures as well.

Please post more photos! It helps you because we can see what is going on and can chime in to guide you. There are some amazingly brilliant designers and artists with creative talent that offer their help for free. But, without a photos no one can see to help you.

Why do you have to change the floors? Are they damaged? Cracked?

Are you changing them because the granite is busy? Maybe the granite is the problem.

How much floor do you have?

How big is the space?

Does it open to other rooms? Can you see the floors from the family room or living room or the rest of the house?

What is your budget?

If this were my house and I loved the granite. (Which I do, I think it is very pretty) I would change the floors to be a red or white oak with a medium warm stain. I would only change the floors if I was changing all the floors throughout my house because I happen to love wood floors. But the floors you have look great with your granite.

Looking forward to seeing more photos and hearing the fabulous ideas from some of our Houzz Gurus.

Are you changing or keeping backsplash (provide picture of entire kitchen), what type of tile are you considering, do you prefer light or dark? Paint decision should come last to pull all the components together, and if needed, suit adjoining spaces for flow. Start with the big picture.

dont think the counter is very busy. nice to say good bye to the dark gray floor.

I would do something as shown below.... 1st is plain oak floor. 2nd and 3rd are porcelain and then vinyl tiles in wood looks. the beautiful warm part of the counter is what Id work with Looks like a few tones will coordinate....... Bring samples home......[ normally the counter bullnose hangs OVER the

cabinet and drawer fronts a bit] keep the dribbles wiped up because you dont want damage to the drawers ....

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What is the budget? I would do a lighter gray stone or stone look tile.

Waht are the floors in the spaces around this kitchen? Why do you have to have tile at all. You do of course know that all that has to be removed anyway so really you can do whatever you want. I too love the granite so much more beautiful than any fake plastic stone . At least post pics of the whole kitchen for sure . Post the pics here in comments DO NOT start another post.

Thank you so much everyone! we had water damage from rain. insurance is covering living room wall (hardwood), wall color, and tile floor in kitchen and family room (connected). The granite counter is something we cannot change. and the white cabinet stays as it is. The tile color is very bad and we didnt like it. I am glad we have the opportunity to change it. This is how the current tile floor is. our wall color is very light blue but we can change if needed.

Thank you so much everyone! we had water damage from rain. insurance is covering living room wall (hardwood), wall color, and tile floor in kitchen and family room (connected). The granite counter is something we cannot change. and the white cabinet stays as it is. The tile color is very bad and we didnt like it. I am glad we have the opportunity to change it. This is how the current tile floor is. our wall color is very light blue but we can change if needed.

We want to keep tile in the kitchen and family room. Damaged living room hardwood floor will be replaced, whole living room will be sanded and restained.

We changed to white cabinet couple of years ago. To give you ideas about the new farmhouse type look that i was going for. now we have the oppourtunity to change the blue/ash tiles

We were told by insurance company to keep the cost at medium range not too high and not very low. Not sure what it means since i have no clue on the cost of tiles. They are covering everything

Taking a step back and looking at the larger view, I like what you've got now, it coordinates nicely with the granite and ties in with other elements in the area. What about something similar, a mid to dark grey but in a large format tile?

Do you think a light ivory with some Beige will look better?

How about any of these:

1) https://www.homedepot.com/p/Bedrosians-Shandar-Square-48-in-x-48-in-Polished-Statuario-Super-White-Porcelain-Tile-31-01-sq-ft-Case-100005434/328689862?

2) https://www.flooranddecor.com/marble-stone/sophia-marfil-polished-marble-tile-100844869.html?

3) https://www.homedepot.com/p/Bedrosians-Crema-Marfil-Square-48-in-x-48-in-Matte-Crema-Marfil-Porcelain-Tile-31-01-sq-ft-Case-100005417/329992105?

NO to polished tile. Glossy polished tile is too slippery for use in a kitchen.

if you are worried about price...get to a local flooring retail store. they will have a simple oak hardwood of some sort/ at a reasonable cost.....product and labour. It will add value to your property. I would not put in any of the tiles of a ceramic variety. You can upgrade and stay within a "moderate budget "

I would love to get a tile if possible. would you guys recommend not to go with light color?

Hwo about something like this? got this picture from Google

Our ceilings are low.. so i was thinking light color may make the area look bigger? Love the suggestion for the large format tile.

Sorry, no. What is your goal? To make the room look bigger or better? White tile floors with white cabinets are cold and uninviting. Wood will make it better by warming it up.

Which kitchen looks more inviting to you?

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If you want more input to this topic, here's an old discussion that still has a lot of merit:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2406093/can-you-have-white-cabinets-if-you-have-a-white-floor#n=12

Do a light gray rectangular tile offset pattern. Paint the blue walls a creamy white. It’s the blue on the walls and the blue in the current floor tiles that doesn’t work.

Thank you for sharing the link to the older thread. loved the ideas there.

Love what you did with the bay window. It looks very cozy, especially with your cute doggie!

I would also do wood floors. But if you go with tile, ask that the grout lines be as small as possible.

Will insurance pay to redo the fireplace surround? Please say yes!

Yes.. insurance will do the fireplace surround. i am thinking of replacing the fireplace to electeical.

With the small picture I see, I would suggest a gray slate tile, something like below. However, it would be nice to see more of the kitchen for more context.

we went with white large format tiles, and love the end result. Sharing a few pictures

Wow what a transformation. Looks like you got what you wanted.

Good for you.

Very pretty! Your view is lovely.