well with white cabs and counters i think the sky is the limit for you. what is the look you're going for? i'm a fan of gustavian grey--check out my thread,lol--but atm my kitchen has saffron walls with a red wall behind the range! have you googled white kitchens for a good look at tons of options?

Our living room color (Warm Muffin/Behr) is similar to the Humble Gold and I can guarantee it will be strong when you put it up. We had to tone ours down by painting two of the walls Raffia Cream (Behr) Go with a cream that has some gold undertones and it will be sunny but still soft and easy on the eyes..

would manchester tan be a good choice

Hi Chrissi, those are both nice looking floors. We are the reverse - I prefer darker floors and my husband prefers mid-tones. But because we have a big dog, the hydrocork line was key for us to have peace of mind without him scratching the floor to bits. I know only one other person with cork floors (20+ years old and probably not Wicanders), and there's has worn to the point of replacement, in part because of their dog. We place a good deal of weight on product reviews and the lack of information about the Chinese brands was a deterring factor for us. They are cheaper yes, but it wasn't a risk we were willing to take. We just don't know how it will hold up long term. If it is click and press installation like Wicanders, it might not matter because you can replace single boards without ripping up the whole floor. Good luck!