With white appliances I would paint the lower cabs white.

Black and white? Probably not, if I'm seeing the floor colors correctly.

I’d go with dark brown walls and a white IKEA tulip table.

Yes, browns and whites:

What kind of materical is the floor?

@C Marlin its ceramic tile, extends all the way under cabinets, to front entryway, and down a hall.

@JudyG Designs I think you're seeing the floor colors right - light beige and various browns. I'm not sold on brown walls yet though :P Your image #2 on the other hand is spot on. Not a big fan of that table, but I like the style and colors of that room. Its got the earthy colors, incl green leaves, white, and black fixture.

@Emily L we were considering glass doors on the additions. But those are there b/c I wasn't liking the dark shadowy area. Might be just drywall. maybe there are other solutions? I'll be looking into the possibility of replacing a few with open shelves!

ok, maybe dark brown walls are growing on me

I'd carry the light beige from your floors to the walls and go charcoal grey on the lower cabinets. That will keep the warmth, lean into your more modern white and black taste, and actually brighten up the space.

You're most recent mock up seems to have lost two cabinets and gained open shelving. I'd recommend decreasing the open shelving to just two shelves on each side. That window is lovely - give it some room to breath :)

I love Emily L's suggestion of glass doors. I'd suggest putting glass doors on the small cabinets you're putting above the current cabinets, I'd recommend garage style doors that lift upward on those cabinets, and I'd recommend putting lights inside of the cabinets. Between the two lights over the sink, the lights in the cabinets, and the hood light, you'll have really beautiful and functional ambient light for early mornings and late evenings.

As for the cabinet doors, I think with everything else so updated, they'll seem cool and fun. They strike me as a choice that was always a little risky, even when brand new. In that way, they're almost impervious to aging because they were never quite trendy. If you like them, you should keep them.

That floor is cool. Having the white appliances with the gray/green cabinets throws that area off. Either paint them white or switch to SS. The floor will be the star. Waste of money to add those cabinets above. I would do crown molding. Don't do handles on the cabinets stick with pulls. You don't need another line on the cabinet doors. It's distracting from their design. Add some storage on the back wall of the Dining area.

I don’t think I’d play up the floor at all. No brown walls. First thing clear the cabs left and right of your one large window. You want light streaming in. That can change quite a bit of the feel of the space. Before swapping for glass doors I’d see maybe removing a couple more cabs instead may be preferable. The biggest thing right now is that quartz I guess is a done deal. White w gray veining you say? I guess I’d have gone w a creamier white w some flecks only of tan/ creams / taupe / bits of copper etc . You have to wait and see w those whites / gray tones what happens because of the floor there. Don’t get so far ahead of yourself . Paint decisions can be done at any point. Backsplash? And how to do if a couple cabs are removed so that involves some planning out .