There are WAY more things that go into choosing a ”right” color than you've shared in one pic. 317 things, to be exact. Hire a color consult from a designer.

what attracts you to these colors. the right card..upper right color swatch I guess if these are the options. I'd only do yellow/ or peach cabinets if this were a cottage or get away small place where you want a cozy intimate vintage theme . So many yellow/peachy shades and pink shades...??? maybe you have a theme??

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Thanks herbflavor, this is my kitchen now and I am looking to repaint the cabinets a lighter color to freshen things up.

looks like an intriguing space with the walls and ceiling. the one pic may not be enough to get good comments. give more clues /more pics..what do you want to achieve? what is the counter and floor? its hard to see ..... rooms with angles and some ceiling detail shown. wood/ white or black cabinets.....hows that for starters? guess the idea is understated in a way. your space is unique.

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Step 1: Cut the individual colors out of the sheet they are in so you can see the color directly against the stone. White borders are useful when viewing a sample on a color you are going to be painting over, but not useful when comparing a color to an element that is staying.

Step 2: Throw out any samples that clearly don't work with the stone

Step 3: View the samples at different times of day and under daylight and artificial light. Throw out any samples that clearly don't work at each viewing.

Step 4: Put the samples on the floor. Do they work with your floor? Throw out any that don't work.

Step 5: Move the samples around the room. View them on vertical surfaces, not just flat on your counter. Throw out some more.

Step 5: If you are keeping wall and trim color, test the remaining samples against those and throw out any remaining ones that don't work. If there are any other elements you are concerned about playing well with the cabinets, do the same for them.

Step 6: Now with a much smaller pool of candidates, order large swatches (or sample paint so you can paint your own). Repeat steps 2 through 5 with the large samples.

Step 7: Pick your favorite. If you can't pick a favorite by this time, they are all fine; throw a dart and don't stress.

by light do you mean white? or a soft gray?

is the island staying dark?

whats your granite?

Make sure the bulbs in your kitchen (where you're looking at these tones) are 3500-4000K temp. anything lower than 3500 will cast yellow/pink hues to your whites and other colors.

can you take a current pic that isn't so tiny? and one that shows the flooring and countertop a bit better? with good lighting?

You will have to get samples and try a few out to see what it looks like in your lighting. stay away from yellow undertones or blue undertones.

you want a nice white that leans toward the red end of the spectrum or grays that are warmer or lean toward taupe.

do you like the white wall color? what if you did the white cabinets and painted your wall colors this soft gray?

Snowbound also is a non-yellow white, which is good for your kitchen. I see a bit of taupe and warm grays.

I also like these bottom 3. cabinet color-white, island wrought iron, and the walls Big chill.

But any of those lighter, warmer grays could also work for cabs.

Super helpful advice and exactly what I needed, thank you!!

you could do white heron shown by Beth above on the perimeter and how about a very dark navy island ......complements the floor as navy and those caramel shades work together.

Will def think about this, thank you Beth and Herbflavor

Process of elimination led me to this color, thanks :)

The easiest thing to do would be match your cabinets to the window and door trim in the kitchen. But it sounds like you settled on a color!