Love the ideas above. I'm like you love the natural and not so into colour. I've got herbs bamboo blinds and a Big end grain cutting board in our black and white kitchen. I've also got a small wool rug on the floor with deep reds and blues. The Dutch put these rugs on their tables and mine is probably too valuable to go on the floor but it sure looks nice.

That's a grey'ish stain, right? I have a mix of grey stain/paint cabs and used SW comfort grey which is a green/grey, really happy with it.

First get some good lighting and why gray cabinets in a space withpoor lighting? Post some pics for any real help.

Amazing Gray and Mindful Gray are somewhat similar near neutral colours from the Yellow Hue Family. Examining their attributes allows you to compare and contrast them without guessing. They differ the most in Chroma. ( colourfulness ) Mindful Gray is a more neutral colour than Amazing Gray. (The lower to Chroma the nearer to neutral ). Amazing Gray is likely to read slightly warmer as it sits just a little closer to the Yellow-Red Hue Family. Mindful Gray is just a tiny touch darker than Amazing Gray. This combined with the lower Chroma is why it offers slightly more contrast to the colourful flooring. All low Chroma colours are more affected by changes in light. In imbalanced lighting both are susceptible to shifting purple-ish. - this is why it’s so useful to test in situ. But you don’t mention this as a problem with either in your space - which is good. So both work with your flooring - just decide which attributes you prefer next to the flooring and with your available light,