How long do you plan to be in the home?

Do you love the grays or are you picking them because they are what's in style? I ask because of some of the comments you made.

does anyone do the white or biscuit in these sinks. They need to produce a lighter gray offering I think . In yours I'd go white. The truffle matching the cabinets seems obvious, but that's the problem in my opinion...sink matching cabinets.....would not be my approach. The metallic gray seems too dark and they don't have a lighter gray. White is where I'd settle. Maybe a stainless sink would be better.

@cpartist I do find that I like the look of the gray a lot too. Hoping the trend sticks around for awhile.

I'm guessing in 7 years the trend will be gone as it's already being done all over. Once you see every one, including the big box stores offering something, it means it's starting its downward trend.

If you want to see what will be trendy in 7 years, look to what high end designers are doing right now.

Now having said that, 8 years ago, I put tan walls with cherry wood cabinets in. That was at the beginning of the white cabinet trend. Wood was trending downwards. I sold the condo in 2106 and had no problem with selling it because the kitchen related to the rest of the condo and looked fresh.

What I'm trying to say is if you absolutely love grays, then absolutely go with grays. Just make sure the cabinets and style work with the rest of your home and you'll be fine. Don't put traditional cabinets in a contemporary house, or modern cabinets in a traditional house.

If you are going to follow trends, I wouldn't get that quartz. The large crystal patterns were the original quartz that is now twenty years old and you don't see them being used much now. The marble-look colors are on trend and as much love as I've seen for them on GW for the past five years, I think they'll continue to be popular.

I like Truffle with your cabinets. It's a soft, warm gray. Greige walls and greige flooring would be too much sameness with the cabinets. You would have more flexibility with white cabinets.

I like your cabinet and counter choices. I'd go with a classic white sink.

I'm not a silgranite fan. Have you actually seen one of those in person? Have you considered a cast iron sink? It's much easier to clean. Whichever you choose, you'll need a drop-in with a laminate counter.

I love my Kohler cast iron white sink. I had two in my old house for seven years. Got it again in my new house. Have had two years and still love it. I don't totally care for Silgranit sinks, but a realtor friend of mine loves them. She likes them in the darker colors. I would go with brushed nickel hardware/faucets. I think it goes well with stainless appliances.