Hi Edolie, when we visited Thomas to get the stain from weatherwoodstains, he carries this paint from Annie Sloan-products/paints/wall-paint from England-very different - and I love her color. I went through the same process like yours. What I have learned that to make your kitchen cabinet stands up- I pick a brighter different color- my kitchen cabinet is warm grey -so I have chosen Benjamin Moore -Silver Cloud ( which I wish I have known Annie Sloan- I would choose Duck Egg Blue)- I think either Provence or Duck Egg Blue would be nice for your kitchen. You can try to bring this color to any paint store - so that they can match for you. Here is the website from Annie Sloan: https://www.anniesloan.com/annie-sloan-products/paints/wall-paint

I need help quickly! I can’t decide what color to paint the few walls there are in my kitchen. Because it’s my own, it is torturing me. We’re updating the entire kitchen. 1. Replacing all of the cabinets – white (BM Silver Satin). 2. Backsplash dark grey with gold undertones. 3. Floor – Italian tile with an old-world muted pattern of blue, beige, white, gold, brown, grey. 4. Countertops – Medium gray solid color quartz. 5. Island – white with grey horizontal stripes (White Maucumbus quartzite) 6. The island is BM Buckland Blue – it is 109” x 54” I removed the breakfast nook table and plan to use the island for seating. 7. Gold hardware for cabinets and gold and black faucet. 8. Island pendants will be black barrel shades with gold inside. Adjoining rooms: Family room – light grey (Glidden color Universal Grey). FR & DR Floors – will be stained brownish grey. Dining room - Dark blue, (BM Van Deusen Blue) Painted trim throughout (BM Distant Gray) My original plan was to paint the walls gold. For instance, BM Marigold. Then I saw Benjamin Moore’s Beau Green, 2054-20, it is beautiful! It looks great next to the navy blue in the dining room. I am afraid though; the very deep green may make the wet bar area feel like a cave. I wanted something to pop with the predominate white/gray combinations. I am attaching photos of the walls that will be painted. There are 3, kitchen into the DR, arched partial wall looking into the FR, and a short wall with a window and sliding glass door. I am also including photos of the materials to be used. I apologize for the poor layout of this request, and the photos. If you need additional information, please let me know. Cabinet door & backsplash FR from kitchen. Kitchen to DR Lft: All cabinets taken out looking into kitchen from FR. New cabs go to ceiling. Rt: New floor in kitchen Beau Green is on wall on left Marigold is on right. Misc photos: BM Beau Green, more views of the kitchen. New tile and Macaumbus quartzite Backsplash top and bottom left, tile and countertop with tile right

Our kitchen has oak cabinets and we cannot replace the cabinets now. I read that to “work with” them teal/green/blues generally work well and minimize the orange tones. I ended up using Benjamin Moore Green Wave in my kitchen (and Opal Essence in the adjoining dining room and living room that get a little less light but also has oak furniture). I have been very happy with both colors. Not sure if they might have too much green to go with your backsplash but might be worth looking at.

Try Super White OC-152. It works well with Gray Owl which I would not hesitate to put on an island. Just test it to make sure you like it as much in this new space.