Based on what you're saying I suggest you look into cabinet refacing. That allows you to change the door style and color while leaving all of the other elements in place. The previous owners of our house did that in our kitchen and it looks better than I thought it would. I wouldn't even know that's what they had done except there is a spare piece of veneer in the basement. I would do something plain like Shaker and white since your counters are very busy.

Also meant to say that if you do cabinet refacing you will have to live with the openings you have for appliances, so measure them and go to an appliance store and see what they have that will fit. Maybe your choices (or lack of choices) will lead you to a complete redo.

I find the combination of very contemporary countertop/backsplash/island style with the very traditional cabinets a bit jarring. Agree would reface with white (and simple cab fronts), taking trim up to ceiling.

If you want to keep all of that stone, I would also go with replacing doors and drawer fronts. You can get a new deeper cabinet over the fridge and get a side panel to give the built in look. BTW, your cabinets are oak not cherry.

First, measure your hole and see if counter depth fridges will fit. They tend to be taller than standard fridges but otherwise do not require special cabinetry.

The soft aqua paint color does not blend well at all with the cabinets. Before you do anything, I'd paint the walls something in the whitish family, and get new island stools (something with more weight - wood to match kitchen chairs, with black seats). Take everything down from the tops of the cabinets. Then, repost.

Thank you to everyone I greatly appreciate your help and responses. I thought about painting the cabinets white so it is good to hear all the suggestions about replacing/refacing them. Any suggestions on what paint color of white and brand if I were to paint them if I went this route. I heard white cabinets typically peel and get more dirt. I was actually looking at stainless steel appliances right now as there is a sale on all appliances.

When you paint cabinets you have to use a particular kind of paint and follow a multi-step process in order to get a result that will last. You should do some research and then choose the white from the available whites in the right kind of paint. Also, there is no way for anyone to tell you remotely which white is going to work. Our perception of color really depends on the lighting, and colors don't look the same online as they do in person. The only way to find the right color is to sample. However, no matter which white you end up with, stainless steel is a good choice for new appliances.

I wouldn’t spend the time/energy/money to paint the cabs without at least replacing the arched doors and adding trim to bring uppers flush with ceiling. It is very expensive to paint kitchen cabs correctly (or very time/labor intensive to do yourself).

I don't think you need to replace appliances but, if it's in the budget, take a look at black stainless. I agree with pp suggesting bringing uppers flush to the ceiling, and replacing the doors.

I would definitely look at cabinet refacing and put a soffit in to close off the above cabinet space. Your door design is too traditional to go with your counters and backsplash so I would suggest refacing vs painting. You may have problem opening a counter depth fridge door right beside the wall that is deeper than counter depth. Definitely do your measurements to see if it’ll fit properly.

I really liked this article! I would definitely add more cool tones, and maybe replace the backsplash with a solid color.
https://www.lilyanncabinets.com/cabinet-articles/gorgeous-kitchen-design-ideas-for-cherry-cabinets-amp/

If you reface your cabinets, then the most frequently handled surfaces will have a factory finish, which wears better than anything that can be applied to existing doors. Another benefit.