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Well it would be nice to see the existing backsplash in a photo. Can you supply a photo that shows the backsplash?

These warm creams would work with your countertops. The only thing is, your dining and living room awalls re a cooler light tan and should match whatever backsplash you get.

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Warm cream wall color to harmonize with cabinets: and wood floors:

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I would sample a tile in a light sage green with a burnished edge. like the tan that @housegal200 shows above in the subway tile... just more green than tan.

a bottle green with look great with your cabinets and a black countertop the burnished edges might pick up the tan color in the countertop. Painting to compliment is easier. SW Reserved White has a nice green tint if you want to refresh the whole space. Looks like you already have a green wall color. For me, minimizing some of he black would be a nice change. I would remove the scalloped trim over the sink. the suntube is very daylight and your recessed cans are very yellow... change them to the same temp.