Here is a photo of our kitchen floor with our current cabinets.

I like Ikea Vedham cabinets. All European Oak. Made in Hungary.

https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/how-to-mix-match-and-coordinate-wood-stains-undertones/&sa=U&sqi=2&ved=2ahUKEwix9LXP64WOAxU1RzABHa72DzYQFnoECCwQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0C-7wv-onseSxiPFNoJVgC

Pairing/ coordinating different woods wood with can be tricky. This is why I prefer white cabinets with wood floors.

Meh to what eld6161 said. You don’t want to match woods. Rather, some contrast is what you should shoot for.

I also much prefer stained cabs…not only for durability, but also for the warmth wood brings to a room.

Here’s my stained birch cabinets, with real, medium stained white oak floors:

Darbruka, please read the link.

By matching I meant pairing and coordinating. .For your enjoyment, I just changed my wording,

Kylie talks about undertones.

Nothing new there.

My point is, picking compatible woods is not really tricky. It’s unfortunate the OP has an LVP wood-look floor, already installed. Putting real wood cabs on the fake wood floor, will accentuate how faux the floors are.

I asked my other half ( AI :)

These are a couple that I like. I put your LVP pic in between. With more lighting on the pic - your floor would show more like my visuals.

I like your LVP. It’s good quality; realistic looking. I also like the idea of LVP in a kitchen. I actually miss the old school linoleum I had in my last place. Very comfortable to stand on - and rarely did anything break if dropped.

Thank you @freedomplace1, we actually love our lvp flooring. I appreciate the suggestions.

I agree, your floor looks good. What are you thinking about for a counter? Does the kitchen open to other areas of the house or is it a separate room?

Most likely quartz for the countertop, probably in a light to medium gray. The kitchen is a separate room.

I agree with darbuka--a genuine wood floor would be preferable to plastic that looks like wood. That being said, the OP's floor does look realistic in the photos. For the cabinets I would choose a wood stain that is less busy than hickory, which is a wood with a very variegated grain. Cherry, maple, birch would be good choices, in a stain a smidge darker than the floor.