White for the uppers sound great.

why not paint the lowers a rich color? Green family, Blue family?

The white is reading very stark and cool to me. I think that something a bit creamier/warmer would work better with these lowers or, alternatively, some lowers that are lighter would work better with white cabinets. That said, depending on how large the kitchen is, two-toned cabinets may not be a good choice.

Agree that the bright white makes the floor look dingy - that is one option I'd kick out of the consideration set (for the lowers at least)

Mixing colors seems so strange - like they ran out of the color you like midremodel and you had to find another color that kind-of goes with what you have.

I agree with creamy white. Actually my first choice is your current cabinets with maybe new hardware. They look very rich, unlike the samples you show which look prefab. IMO.

Pick ONE and go with it or you will be matching them with in the next five years. This FAD will not stand the test of time. How much money and time do you have to throw at this if you can't match when you need to??? Wood or white are the only two colors that will stand the test of time and be set for resale.

Tried to find examples close to your choices with beige flooring to help with your decision. Backsplash will be a major decision in order to pull everything together.

Wonder if you are set on choices or had you considered a combination that might better suit your flooring, A slighly cream and mushroom combination has a modern, yet classic feel that could have more longevity (if there is such a thing), allow for more backsplash options and might be easier to find flooring to suit when the time comes. Hope this helps.

I love the inspiration photo posted by Maureen with the BM Pashmina paint, and this Studio McGee kitchen with Taj Mahal quartzite counters.

This is a look at an unfinished kitchen with Taj Mahal quartzite and soft white cabinets, with an inset of your three options. If I had to choose from just these three, I’d go for the softest, which to my eye, is the gray Fieldstone in the middle.

Thanks for everyone's feedback feedback!

The backsplash is going to be the full height Taj Mahal quartzite. The wall paint color is still up in the air but something like the BM Dove White or neutral color in the "greige" palette may look nice?

I am unfortunately limited to these few color options as going up to the next line of cabinets simply for a color change is significantly more expensive.

Leaning towards either the Fieldstone lowers with white uppers or all white for both the upper/lower.

Both have their pros and cons!

I like the Fieldstone of the two. If there is a softer white to choose from, maybe consider.