What color is your floor Etta?

Looks like the Fog color will work nicely but, since the counter top has quite a lot going on, I would avoid making another statement with arabesque tile. IMO, subways would be a better choice.

The Fog seems to lean more toward the creamy colors I thought about the subway tiles.......I'll check them out

WS Granit Tops.......the floors right now are a linoleum with grays, browns and creams. I'm hoping to do floors this fall. I thought about a gray color that looks like a worn wood.

Here is two of the tiles we liked. Up against the countertop and the painted wall. I'm leaning more toward the small subway tile look.

Worn gray barn wood type floors are very trendy. Often the more trendy something is, the less timeless. I was at a flooring store just last week and the flooring specialist agreed that the grays were trending out. What is on trend or not doesn't matter if you love a look, but gray floors with your warm wood cabinets would also not work well color wise - as mentioned before warm woods and cool grays do not bring out the best in each other. Gray has been big while dark woods and whites were the predominate cabinet and trim colors because it works well with those tones. Now that warm tones are returning, gray is being used with a much lighter touch. I would not use it in something you expect to last 20 years like flooring.

Wood cabinets, especially oak, have "movement" due to the grain variation and wood tone variation. Your countertop also has movement. If your backsplash also has movement there is no place for the eye to rest. Even if all three surfaces individually are pretty, movement in cabinets, countertop and backsplash comes off too busy as a whole.

The subway tile in a cream would probably work the best. Consider cream or sage green for wall colors.

No gray wood floors. First, it's already a dated look and second it will clash with the other finishes in your kitchen.

For the backsplash, keep it simple. you already have a lot of pattern in the countertops, so you don't want competing patterns in the backsplash. Find a nice coordinating tile and grout it with a matching grout. I would go lighter than the two options you posted above. I'd look for the lightest color in your granite and match that.

Where's Beth H.? She'll give you some great options.