replace everything with the sme flooring, regardless of what you choose, tile or laminant, hardwood... Take a look at White Birch for a lighter floor with your dark furniture.

Engineered hardwood plank can be up to 11 inches wide and show off the wood structure. European Oak is popular in light colors. It can be flat cut because it doesn't have open grain. Monarch.

You will never find tile that will go with the existing tile. Unless it's identical it's going to look wrong. Ideally it would all be the same, and wood, LVP or laminate. However, the previous owners of our house put hardwood down over the tile in the kitchen and trapped the D/W. We can't get it out to repair it without breaking the legs off, and then you couldn't put it back in without legs. So if you do lay something down on top of the existing flooring, think about that. The people who lay the floor won't because it's not going to be their problem later. Also think about whether you would trap the frig. The way some are built-in that is another potential problem.

Can you live with the existing laminate until it's time to remodel the kitchen? You can also buy enough flooring to do the kitchen later. Don't expect to be able to buy more identical flooring a couple years down the road as those products are frequently discontinued.