Jade Dragon looks like it's pretty close to the color of the tile. Can you put a chip of it next to the tile in your picture? If they're too close it's not going to allow the tile to shine. Are you painting existing cabinets or buying new? If you're buying new, why not wood?

Choose the cabinets before the tile.

Backsplash and wall color come last .

I would use the green tile as an accent not the same colour as the cabinets (SW Jade Dragon).

If you try to match ceramic tile to painted cabinets, the colors will always be off. They will never match because the materials have different sheen levels.

This image below is the best I have found using a blackish tile backsplash and painted green cabinets. You might want to introduce some wood tones.

https://www.architecturaldigest.in/gallery/step-inside-vanessa-hudgens-transporting-los-feliz-home/

It's fine to base design choices around a tile--backsplash does not have to come last when you already know what you want there.

But matching painted cabinets TO the tile is not ideal. Complement it instead. Not the same. Do you have any inspiration photos?

Thank you…now looking at green with green I think I pulling towards rustic off white cool

I don’t want to be matchy-matchy

I like this…still rustic compliments back splash…what y’all think??

The contrast and pattern make those examples more interesting

I think the lighter looks more intentional and tiles really stand out.

green with green is nice too but focus becomes the sink.

I love the color of the cabinets in this example you posted:

But if you have a Spanish style home, why not go for an ogee sheped tile or a star and cross pattern?

These are both from Fireclay tile. They have other greens, too. The above colors are "Clover". They also have "Kelp".

You can get any shape they make in any color.

Try Benjamin Moore Maritime white on cabinets with that tile and a healthy dose of walnut accents. I think they'd be a winning combination.

Thank you all…this really helps🥰

The effect of above combo