You buy an air chisel and an air compressor and get busy.

And you’d be freaking nuts to buy this house and immediately want to spend 200K in renovating something that is already done well.

Buy a different house.

The picture looks great, in person, not so much. I think they used an older picture. Everything was abused. I wish it could stay, it's perfect for me.

The granite is what it is. If it stays in place, and you buy the house, then the color profile and pattern and shine of that granite will be forever part of your decor. (I personally would be a lot more unhappy with the shine, and to some extent the bold markings, than the slight pinkish tinge.)

That said, you could certainly (professionally) paint the cabinets a well-chosen offwhite color, and add a crystal chandelier, and have a kitchen closely resembling your inspiration photo. You can test various offwhites, whether with yellowish or bluish or pinkish or greenish or brownish tinges, and see which gives you the best appearance.

HOWEVER........the price you'd pay for that house will reflect the value of the granite, as many buyers will place high value on such elaborate and expensively-installed floors. And yes, that would be quite an expensive redo, to fix.

I agree. The floors were impeccably laid and they are in the foyer, living room, kitchen, dining room and the main hallway. I think it would be a sin to take a chisel to them as the other commenter said for a whole host of reasons, not the least being the cost I'd be paying for them to be there and the cost to replace them. Those are surely good ideas and I thank you for them. Maybe I can get a few cabinet doors in the colors she likes and lay them down. I'd like to know for sure before I bite =)

You could partially disguise w/rugs in your preferred color. It would also provide some traction as granite floors can be slippery. I like it the way it is but if you don’t like pink, you don’t like pink.

Gorgeous floors! Consult a "stone restoration" company, they can work miracles. I'd work with an interior designer to harmonize the existing floors with your style.

Pull all red hues from the kitchen to include the cabinets, island and accent wall. Remove the red and you'll see less pink in the floor.

The red cabinets are throwing tremendous amounts of pink onto the floor. Wall colour and LIGHTING will change the appearance of the floors as well.

Always change the lighting FIRST...then paint. Paint changes appearance when exposed to different lighting ranges.

Lights first then paint. That would be your two options. After that, you need new floors if you still aren't happy.

Find another house. I had that granite in a bathroom in a previous house and grew very tired of it. And it will always show some pink which means that eaverything in the doswnstairs will have to blend with pick. I had white cabinety in the room and it worked fine with the granite but it still showed the pink. In my defense I installed it when mauve was in style!