@apple_pie_order The all white kitchens in my idea books also have wood floors which help to warm things up. Unfortunately, I was unable to talk hubby into wood floors for the kitchen so I had to go with tile which brings even more white into the mix. The furnishings are mine but the upholstered items will be recovered in a different fabric. I am not sure what to do with the furniture at this point since the furniture wood colors are so warm. I have toyed with the idea of another table and credenza but I am not sure I want the expense right now.

Thank you all so much! We agree and will keep the fence color the same. If any of you are willing, can you answer some follow-up questions regarding the siding? I have a few concerns about going with a dark charcoal gray. I Though I think it's a beautiful color, is it not a very trendy color, thus at risk of going out of style soon? I did some research, and it seems a lot of people like SW Peppercorn, which is lovely. I'm concerned the neighbors would object because all the houses on our street our very pale beige-like colors. Would ours stand out too much against the light colored homes? I see all of you suggested the charcoal because it's in the paver, so that makes a lot of sense. Is there any other color I can pull from the pavers that would work? I'm very bad with seeing colors clearly, so I appreciate the help.

I would look at Owl Gray. It would give you the gray, but also some color. Sea Salt Edgecomb Gray Clay Beige

Congratulations on getting those cabinets redone!! Great job!! Pendant above sink will be right in your face though and will block window/view