Not sure what the pictures are showing. Are these cabinets staying or going? Cannot tell what the floor is?

I’m confused. Did you already choose the cabinets? You say you chose some and need to know durability? Please clarify what you are looking for.

So you've already started without knowing want you want? Did you make a plan in advance?

Which two cabinets have you chosen? It's all unclear to me; if you give more information we will be able to help

This will be new floor and the cabinets I have choose so far .

I m not going change the back splash . What do you think ? Is it right floor with right cabinets ?

With White granite

This is the granite I have chosen

What’s already purchased? A lot of these items don’t go well together in my opinion- for example the stripes in the cabinets with the stripes in the floor seems busy, so what can’t be changed?
I like your granite a lot. What’s the name of it?

The floor you've chosen is a mistake. It is too busy. It is too striped. It is too fake-looking. Because the floor takes up so much visual area, you will have a struggle to find things to go with it. If it is not too late, change your floor choice to something that is not busy, and looks more natural and neutral.

"I m not going change the back splash"

The backsplash is the worst part of your old kitchen. That has to go.

"This is the granite I have chosen"

That sample does not look like granite. It looks like Quartz. Granite is a material mined from the ground. Quartz is man-made. Quartz is durable but it cannot be exposed to heat; other than that it is easy to clean and is stain-resistant.

I m not going change the back splash . What do you think ? Is it right floor with right cabinets ?

No, it isn't the right floor for either the cabinets or the backsplash. With that very busy backsplash you should pick a very quiet floor and cabinets - not so definitely patterned.

I agree that the backsplash should go, if it is within your budget to replace it. It makes your choices very limited and makes the entire space darker and gloomier, even with the old white cabinets. And if you want to go for a cleaner, more modern look (which your cabinet choices seem to indicate) then this backsplash definitely works against that.

The cabinets you show are nice (I prefer the darker one), quite modern, and would look great with your counter and a very simple light backsplash and simple floor.

I can't comment on durability without knowing the brands and styles.

Thank you so much for your response. The dark cabinets we like most and white granite. Could you please send me some ideas of floor ?

Also what kind of backsplash you r suggesting ?

Your backsplash should be chosen last after everything else is installed. Do not choose it now. You must wait until your floor, cabinets and counter are installed because everything looks different after all is installed. I agree with the other posters that your current backsplash must be removed. You need to remove it when you remove the old cabinets and counter. Don’t leave it there because it will mess you up and you will make mistakes when trying to choose your floor, cabinets and counter.

But don’t choose a new backsplash until the rest of the kitchen is installed. Just stop thinking about the backsplash for now. Make your other choices and don’t think about the backsplash.

You say “granite“ several times, but the white sample that you show in the photo is not granite. I don’t want you to buy something that you think is granite, but it is Quartz. For your kitchen, I think Quartz is a better choice, and I like the one that you show in your pic. So it is not granite. It is Quartz.

Thank you so much for your feedback

What do you think about this floor

I like it better, but I can't tell if the color works with the dark cabinet (my laptop doesn't show colors very accurately). It is always a good idea to choose the flooring first, then choose the cabinets and so forth to complement it. Can you put samples of the cabinet next to the floor sample to check if they harmonize?

By harmonize, I mean that they have similar tone - both either cool or warm, both with similar color elements (like you wouldn't put a golden tone wood next to a grayish tone wood)

Cabinets

Some samples of floors I choose , still thinking which one will look better for main floor

Three different floor and cabinets. Could you please tell me which floor is the best choice for this cabinets? Thank you.

I do not think the one on the bottom left works. I would choose one of the options on the top.

These two ?

You do not want to match your cabinets and floor. You want there to be some contrast. In your earlier pics I like the darker cabinet with the lighter floor. But generally I would steer completely away from the grey-washed floors because I think it's a super-trendy look that you'll get tired of. Stick with the brown tones and bring in contrast further with a lighter countertop and backsplash (later, after your cabs and floors are chosen).

If your choice is between the floor samples you have posted above, I would go with the light color one on the top left. It looks lighter than cabinets and not too busy. I think your stone choice looks like it will be good too. I agree with M Miller, it looks like Quartz not granite, which is not a criticism. I too think, if possible, to change your backsplash would update your kitchen and maybe pick something a bit more subtle.

Maybe something in a backsplash like this would look good with your choices.

Do you prefer any of these floor with this cabinet, the counter top will be white and backsplash will be white too

I’m not sure if you are asking me, which one I was talking about, or just asking again. I like top left.

From the little bit we can see, I think that the top right is the best. - the top left looks a little too gray (on my computer, which might not be the same as real life) - I agree with crcollins that gray floors are a trend that might not have staying power - but a cool toned brown (so it has a bit of gray undertone) is, I think, what works with the cabinets. I also like to see a lighter floor than the cabinets.

Going up to your post from 2 days ago, the middle sample of the 3 is way too stripey - don't get anything resembling that!