NDI has the best. They are pricey but what wears out faster than their beauty is that you tire of them, may move and need them no longer in your new place. I just gave away (the lady loved them and thought they were brand new) five arrangements and one "tree" that I purchased from them in the early 1990s. I just tired of them but the new recipient was happy to have what she felt were near-new arrangements.

If this helps, (and this pic is when we were still working on the kitchen, but it's the only one I have on the computer right now), this is our kitchen. The original cabinets were a light oak (I disliked them a lot!)I painted the cabinets and was worried about the grain showing through. I sanded and primed, and re-sanded and put two coats on, and can't see wood grain. In the pic though, the cabinets facing you still needed another coat of paint! We went with Fiesta Gold granite--but it looks exactly like New Venetian Gold. The fabricators change names sometimes from what I understand. As I was trying to explain above--I personally like white with darker floors. But you mentioned that you are planning to replace the floors. For what it's worth, painting wasn't bad. :) And we've got two kids and a dog running around! Again--bear in mind that this isn't a completed kitchen. No backsplash, pendant lights, bar stools, etc...but it will give you an idea maybe. Here's the granite if it helps at all:

It was on Studio McGee and I can’t find it anywhere. I really want to use it in our master bathroom.

If you are only looking for someone to call, why don't you re-call the builder, who probably has a warranty person, if not him/herself, and ask someone to come evaluate, and you will not hold them to anything from the initial build and pay them for their consultation time? Otherwise, you will have to cold-call every contractor in the book asking if they understand floor squeaking issues.