I hope someone sees this and lends some advice! We weren't expecting to have to stay in our house as we listed it but now we are staying. Long story:( So, the countertops MUST GO! I need help with an inexpensive but good looking solution. We are likely taking out the 6" backsplash behind the cooktop and the riser so that the countertop can come out just a tad but not so many cuts. Maybe make it another seating area. I've received quotes on Giallano Ornamental granite @$28-30/sqft which comes out to a LOT! lol! Looking at quartz but omg. I'm overwhelmed to say the least. Black appliances stay; sink needs replacing but thinking staying with stainless but undermount. Thanks for any advice! The cabinets are maple, floors are Acacia EVP by Lumber Liquidators. Painting cabinets could happen but our cabinet guy said he'd cry since they're maple. HELP! and Thanks!

Great idea. I've heard places like Home Depot can match just about anything you haul in there. SW Pavestone is actually a pretty decent match to the gray'ish section of the bigger six sided patchwork pillow. I think the gray stripe in the round pillow is going to be lighter, maybe like SW Requisite Gray or BM Revere Pewter.

I love gray owl-- but I disagree with the poster who said it has no undertones. I have it in my bedroom and LOVE it. It is fresh and clean and very relaxing but it definitely has has a blue-green tone in my room. Beekeeperswife has gray owl in her home and in her space it does read much more neutral but every bit as fresh and clean. I recommend that you do as KSWL suggests-- test your paint samples on a poster board and check them in your room with your finishes.

All I know is I think those walls are gorgeous!! Yes, I see the green, but it's a "nice" green not a "blah" green if that makes sense. I'd hate to see you spend to cover it. I understand well how hard it is to pick the "right" gray. It took me 2 months and 25 samples to pick my color, and I just ended up with Agreeable Gray. But then the real headache started, picking an exterior gray. It took even longer and even more (about 40) paint samples. I thought I was going crazy. My husband almost divorced me. And still... sometimes I see purple in our exterior color. Gray is just such a hard color to pin down. Anyway,I was just commiserating. Like others are saying, accessories (a throw blanket to cover some of the couch color?) can pull them together more, but I'd live with the color for awhile before you go the repainting route, because it really is beautiful.