Wow - thanks for all the responses and suggestions! Dilly Dally - thanks for the green suggestion. I didn't realize bamboo shades came in green! There is actually no green in the counters - they are black w/specks of gray. The apple is the only green thing in the space and I tire of it every once in a while and put it away...LOL. I'm not much of a green person. Andreadeg - I'm not sure what material the floors are made of. They are wide planked and the pegs are real (I know this cause every once in a while, one pops out! The floors also run throughout our attached family room. We had them refinished and polyurethaned years ago and they've really held up well. Rjinga - There are 3 shadow boxes, smallest on top descending to largest on bottom. The top one doesn't show. The top one in this pic is a stamped metal candle holder and the bottom one is a white vase with a pink leaf design outlined in black. I'm dying to what do you think it looks like?...LOL Jimoba - Thanks for the recommendation on possible display items. This is only half the kitchen. I seem to have my "displays" mostly on the other side...LOL I hesitate to do brown because there is so much wood everywhere already. My style is contemporary so I've been trying to convert the house into that despite all the dark wood throughout! I've found a mixed brown and black shade I love that's between $200-300 depending on what upgrades I choose (stingless, edged, etc.). I have about decided to splurge and just go for it. Of course, I had hoped to be able to go with store bought for under $50.00 but that's not to be anyway because of the custom size of the window.

I'd not recommend white painted cabinetry if you want to move forward with current trends. Look at natural wood finishes or a more saturated color for additional options. Without having the color samples in person, I'm not familiar enough with these finishes to advise. It's hard for people to get those close variations to read accurately on computer screens. Your best avenue would be to have a designer help you in person with matching, especially if you go forward with the white paint.

Have you contacted Diamond. Or asked Lowe’s to do so.? We just installed a factory finish color on our house and they gave us touch up paint as well the formula was readily available at Sherwin Williams . I’d go to Diamond either the local technical rep or thru email into their system technical support or customer service to get the formula . it should not be a mystery if it’s exact match you want altho I don’t know why . Often trim is differentiated by a shade or two.

You can do pretty much whatever you want when you have white cabinets. You need to start with the overall look you're going for and narrow it down from there, including what type of material you want to use.