If you're going with brown on the floor and grey with a hint of blue/green, how do you feel about color? A brighter version of the blue/green that's going on the cabinets like sea grass or turquoise or a bolder sage? Orange? With just a bit of wall you can be bolder about your choices.

Also, I'd ask this question in the kitchen forum.

Suzanne, my floors are actually grey with a little white in them. I am working on the cabinet finish this weekend. I started with a black stain, then a gray paint and sanded it a little. I havent dry brushed the blue/green yet, but think I am using a tealish color. It will be very subtle.

Aktillery. Your walls are beige with gray cabinets?

Without seeing anything or knowing what look you want or what else it has to go with, it's hard to know what to suggest. How much color do you want? How much wall space do you have? Do you have a lot of trim (crown and base, windows and doors)?

My first thought was to go with the blue/green idea and something along that sea salt/sea glass tone. If the dry brush is really subtle, as in you don't really notice it as a separate color, I could see something in a pale yellow or into the peachy/coral tones with greys. After the man's bedroom thread, I can even see a pale pink. Guess it's summer and I'm feeling tropical.... Greige and white are possibilities too, but those shouldn't be hard to imagine.

lascatx. The construction part just finished and we will be laying the floors on Sunday. I am going for a rustic industrial look farm house look

my trim is simple 1x4 and 1 x 6 painted gloss white. I'm using galvanized pipes for shelf brackets and in some of my lighting. I am also using green enamel barn light over my sink..

Its a large space and even though I will have lots of stuff in there, there will still be lots of wall space showing

Thanks for the suggestions

Rustic industrial sounds like you would want to stick to white or the neutrals in the grey/greige area. No tropicals.... ;)

Aktillery9, Did you paint your china cabinet yourself? If so, would you mind telling the paint brand/color? Thanks!

daisy522, I like your original idea of white walls.

2 of the most beautiful seaglass colors are Sherwin Williams Rainwashed and SW Seasalt. I think either of these would look great in your space.

I think I might go with a warmer tone, too.