I guess my first question is what the heck is that on the wall where the stove goes it does not work with the counter and another reason to not do quartz. , electrical covers should not be design elemnts so best as close in color as the wall they are on. As for ORB I don't like it but that really depends on many other things is there a touch of brown in the counter then you could go that choice if not IMO stick with stainless if you have stainless appliances

White or gray. Buy one of each & see which blends best.

Hickory floors and stainless steel appliances, canopy hood. The backsplash is https://www.realstonesystems.com/product/erin-adams-tempered-sea-salt-blend-strips-1x12/

I wanted a rustic look in the kitchen. Hope it works when I get everything in including the flooring and pendant lighting over sink. I have never done a remodel before so not sure what ORB or IMO stands for.

Electrician comes back Tuesday so need to figure out color before then. Thank you both for your input.

I would choose white to match the cabinets, but that’s just me.

I would not do brown plastic.

If you had more time, there are designer options that could be nice, and where you can match outlet to faceplate. There is metallic gold, nickel, rose gold, probably bronze, probably pewter, etc. The outlets are plastic in the matching color, and I think the plates are metal or look like metal. Some are polished, some are brushed. There are also hidden and square outlets.

GFCI outlets are generally ugly. Some of the outlets would probably be GFCI.

Your electrician may not be able to get designer outlets before Tuesday, but you could swap them out later if you are comfortable doing that yourself. The square ones may require a different sized box.

I forgot the brand names. You could probably google ”designer electrical outlets”.

ORB is “oil rubbed bronze”.

IMO is ”in my opinion”.