How would a pale aqua look with the green countertops?

I know you didn't ask, but....

I saw this on a show the other day and they interviewed the woman that did the actual work and it seemed easy. It's a product that you paint the countertops with and then you put a resin over top. It looked amazing and very easy to do. The link below is from the show.

Here is a link that might be useful: painting a counter

Thinking of a pale buttery yellow. A classic kitchen. The green countertop would look nice with that contrast.

Khaki.

A light grayish color.

I think a soft yellow or green would be nice. You may not want the walls too bright if you are going to accessorize with bright colors. For the green I'd try a tone close to the lightest color in the counters. I have a green laminate in my laundry/pantry room and my walls are Palm Breeze, a Behr color. But my counters and walls are separated by a white beadboard backsplash, which is also about 4 1/2' high on the lower walls. Cabinets are also white. Upper kitchen walls and dining room are also this color. And the downstairs half bath. Yes, I love it. : )

Diana

Here is a link that might be useful: green paint

I vote for Restoration Hardware's classic Silver Sage or Butter.

Jan

I think pale buttery yellows or beiges --anything but green

MOL, here is your kitchen in 8 different colors. I pretty much suck at this, but hopefully you can get a better idea. I picked out the brightest white from the stove to block in the cabinets.

The yellow.. I'd go with something in between the shades of yellow on the mock ups. Lighter than that buttercup and darker than that pale yellow.
The yellow really brightens it up and especially goes with the cottage feel you are seeking.

I vote for yellow also. What a great kitchen!

Let me toss out my probably very unpopular opinion that I like that green in the kitchen with those countertops. It doesn't make the countertops stick out like a sore thumb and is a farmhouse color.

You say you like the Kittery Point and that may be a nice choice.

{{!gwi}}

Here is is with a lot of white:

There is too much yellow in it to go nice with the counters.
I would not do the blue.

Just my .02 - I think a light shade of green would look lovely. I have white cabinets and had a green countertop previously. Our walls were BM Shaker Beige. They looked alright, but nothing special.

This is Kittery Point Green.

same song, different verse. :^)