You can do a concrete overlay, over the kitchen floor and match the terazzo.

Why a new post, about the same floor in the same kitchen from 8 months ago. Most suggestions are terrazzo, or a concrete overlay and blend to existing, or similar. What are you looking for?

Is it time to acknowledge you don't love the flooring that runs throughout the home?

What is the locale/climate that prevents a wood floor?

We've no idea, but the answers are going to be similar to the first post, and clearly you haven't finalized what the "remodel" may entail, so you want the new kitchen flooring to be removable to allow for a new kitchen plan not yet in place?

"easily removed so the look and styl can change without major demolition"

I guess my first question is change to WHAT? A different layout? Different cabinetry? Different look entirely?

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6505867/help-modern-floor

Flooring that can be easily removed: sheet vinyl, LVP, laminate. The lowest profile is probably sheet vinyl: see if it can be installed under the dishwasher so you are able to slide the dishwasher in and out for repairs.

I'd try to match the terrazzo. light flooring to contrast the dark base cabinets.

https://allureflooring.com/collections/terrazzo

https://coretecfloors.com/en-us/products/coretec-tile/vivara-terrazzo-vv840-12273?srsltid=AfmBOoqGKveoR6qndZmNAmrrgS0PvaxMk9FHtbCXC0kwRuRdwnN-ICLV

https://professionals.tarkett.com/en_EU/search/collections?search%5Bbody%5D=surface

Matching the terazzo is the best answer .