Cream cabinets with a glaze is very hard. I can do two things. I can paint over Squirrel's existing photo and dial down the opacity so the wood shows through (or else it just looks like cream rectangles) OR cut and paste a real photo of cream cabinets. (but that's hard to get the right angles) This is what I mean... Just painting with Ben Moore Cut and Pasted photos of cabinets online I tried to make extra crown on the painted ones but the cut and pasted photos were too hard to get crown on top. I'm sure Squirrel would have whipped this up lickety split. I still have lots of learning to do! Sigh!

Rest of the photos: View of the island: Computer Desk wall: Sliding door wall Fridge corner: Here is a closeup of the backsplash options I am considering. The middle one is my favorite. It is a gray blue glass tile. The right most fits the budget. It is Adex subway tile. The size I am considering is different. It is a 2X4 beveled subway. The color I am thinking is also different. I would like a big favor from photshop experts. I would like to visualize the gray blue fully in the window wall and the hood wall. DH wants us to tile the computer wall too. Also, is it possible to photoshop two more options. One is Adex celery 2X4 beveled subway tile too fully on all the walls. And the other option is to do the celery/bone with everywhere except beneath and above the hood. I would like to try the gray/blue glass tile just above and below the hood. Please help me make a decision and give your suggestions too. Here is the link to the adex beveled subway tile: http://www.adexusa.com/viewproduct.php?id=532 Backsplash options: Family room sofa: Rug under the sofa fireplace wall: tv wall: Another tile I like is this: http://www.covefinishings.com/MS01.html#

momtotwins, Those photos are taken from the EK web site and are not my kitchen (my kitchen is actually red), but I agree the color is great. I do think the BM Nantucket Gray is along the same lines - a toned down, earthy/mossy green. Why not buy a sample and try it on an area? As for accent colors, I'm not sure. In my kitchen, I'm sewing a cuff-top valance over the kitchen sink, and I'm doing roman shades for the patio doors. Something with a dark background like your countertops might look nice. Jan

Chiommy, save yourself the grief and skip the glass pieces swap. Finding the right glass squares has proved to be a real challenge for a lot of people and I really don't think your kitchen needs it. We did not use an enhancer. I prefer the natural look. Enhancer will darken and give a brighter sheen to the tile pieces. Absolutely seal Fire & Ice. We used Miracle 511 Impregnator Sealant. The Home Depot carries it. Below is a close-up of our grout color which is Quartz. If I were to do it again, I would not have chosen that color, too pink. Instead, I would have gone with Delorean Gray. Hope that helps. Jodi-