What is the flooring?

I havent picked the floors yet!

The succulent color and granite could work - I would make sure to choose the flooring before your final decision so that it all works together.

I am thinking about doing a white oak floor

personally I don't think they work together. Your other ideas will be better in my humble opinion. Floor choice will help to decide too.

thank you!

As long as the Succulent Green leans a tiny bit gray (on my monitor it does), not yellow or blue...I think that they would be gorgeous together.

Succulent has a gray undertone!

This is great! thank you! the slab is off white, greyish with brown and gold veins but its all sutble! Do you know of a good/easy interior design app or website to put together an idea?

Remember, your slab will be seen horizontally and it makes a difference.

Yes! does that mean the slab will appear lighter? plus the lighting in the warehouse isnt that great. the cabinet color is SW Succulent. countertop is Taj Mahal. and i am doing gold hardware. do you think that will pair well? I am having a really hard time finding an LVP flooring that would go. or atleast i cannot picture it. what flooring did you add here?

I would consider pairing with a blue gray rather than green. I would get sample doors of the green and possibly a blue/gray. Then take with a floor sample or two and put up with the Taj Mahal. Then you will be able to best see how everything works together. I mocked up your stone picture in a kitchen with blue/gray island and white oak wide plank flooring. Also with perimeter white cabinets. You can take this in many directions but does depend on real life look in person.

I think in real life, in your lighting the Taj will probably look lighter. Internet color is never accurate.

Thank you for the tips! yes i think i need to take samples with me. what color floor would i need to do to pull the green and taj mahal together?

I would try a few different tones but definitely light woods with wide plank styling. Go to local flooring store and get some samples. Are you thinking painting all cabinets the deep green? If so go lighter on flooring. But I would avoid grays on flooring.

Yes i am doing green on all cabinets! should i do a different counter top? i havent gotten the taj yet but i have it on hold. its just so beautiful i fell in love with it and already had the cabinets done this color

I love Taj and had it in our last home. I am quite confident it will be gorgeous with your green cabinets. I did not realize you already had cabinet color decided. But I still would take floor samples along with cabinet door sample to compare and contrast several flooring options. I would go light on the wood most likely. Go gold on cabinet hardware too. Take samples of door or drawer pulls too. Going to be gorgeous. Lighting will be very important too. Undercabinet lighting a must. Do you have floor plan you could post? I can help with layered lighting too. Very exciting!

I actually like the green cabinets with the Taj quartzite. I would most definitely take a door sample and put it next to the slab and yes, get your floor sample as well.

I think that green is pretty current and is a good match. European or French oak wide plank flooring is my choice. Less yellow than American white oak. You can look at an lvp-like product that uses real wood veneer in place of the vinyl picture for lvp. Geowood is one example.

I have the lighting installed in the ceiling already. the cabinets should be done in a week for install! i think i am definitely going with taj now that i got some advice that it will pair well! thank you! i am doing gold hardware. walls are SW Alabaster. now i just need to pick out flooring. Ive been trying to look for the right light oak LVP. what undertone should i look for?

That cabinet color is beautiful!

French oak limed look would be great! I have SW Alabaster walls and love them. It will look stunning! Avoid real gold tones and grays in wood. Just as neutral. A good engineered wood is a option too. I have had LPV, solid woods and everything in between. My reference is engineered wood. Easy to care for, easy on knees, sounds and looks beautiful.

Trying to find lighter options. Bbl

I really apperciate it Flo! i do think this flooring is nice! i am trying to do something lighter if itll look right together?

This might work. The first look I think I like best. Don’t want to go too light. Far right picture with bed is too light.

Post pics of the finished kitchen, I would love to see it.

thank you Flo! what is the flooring called in the first two pictures? i will definitely post pictures of the bar/kitchenette once it is finished!

I'd want to see them in person, but -- yeah -- they look like a good match. I think everyone likes that particular stone.

Remember that your flooring needs to relate to your countertop, so something with the same tan tones that you have in the Taj.

I strongly recommend you go to local flooring shop. There are so many things to consider. Installation is key to getting good end results. Watch for “variations”. Sometimes called V-rating. Get to see pictures of actual installed product. The repeat patterns can get very stripped or fake looking. Colors need to be seen in person with your samples from all elements in your space. If you decide to go engineered wood, I can give you key features to look for.

@Nina Awadalla What did you end up deciding on? I am considering a similar color/design in my kitchen. I bet your kitchen turned out lovely!

Love to see some photos!

I would also love to see pictures!