Here are two Benjamin Moore color possibilities. The best ideas for color schemes will need more information, such as existing flooring, appliances and furniture.

This is actually quite perfect 😍😍😍

Here’s a beautiful kitchen with a similar color scheme.

Well I have cherry wood floors, chrome appliances and gray furniture

The cherry floors and gray furniture will look great with that stone. When you say chrome appliances, do you mean countertop appliances?

Refrigerator stove and dishwasher. Dark gray microwave. This example looks amazing. You have helped so much

I didn’t know you could get major appliances in chrome. Do you mean they are stainless steel?

I would probably look a grayed greens to pick up those tones from the counter but before doing that please make sure all your lighting is the same I like LED 4000K in kitchens it mimics bright daylight and has no yellow undertone

I have a set of pendents over the island that has yellow undertones in the lightening for a more muted look but a separate set of lights that are much brighter. They’re not on at the same time.

Sorry but IMO a kitchen is like an operating room you need the best possible lighting it can all be controlled by have different ones on different switches but all the same colorway So if you like he yellow a bit get LED 3500K no lower for sure or everything you do will have ayellow cast .

Honestly, I would love to provide insight, but the truth is I have no idea what color your countertop actually is.

This is a photo taken from my phone (they all auto correct color), sent from my phone to my computer (Different color language, so it is adjusted to fit the technology) and posted on Houzz (Again, adjusted by the internet) and I am looking at it displayed on my computer monitor, which will look different than my phone.

The splotch in the middle is the actual color of my walls.

Here is another view of the room with the color correction reversed

If I were to ask you what color works with my wall color and just shared the top picture without the paint dollop would you be able to provide good advice?

The best advice you will get is to take your stone sample outside and take pictures of the stone with different paint samples so that we can see if it is too yellow, too pink, too blue and provide you with other colors that will better match your stone.

Using natural daylight is also the best way for you to view your color selections. It is amazing what you don't see when looking at things under artificial light that scream at you under natural daylight.

I know the argument - but I will be looking at in under artificial light. This is true, but you will also be looking at 100sf at a time and the bigger the space the more obvious the issues become.

I have found that if the colors work well together outside, on a clear day, around 2:00 in the afternoon the colors will work well together anywhere I view them. The opposite is not true.

Here are some pictures when I used outdoor lighting to make my color decisions.

Sorry - my dog decided to pick my flooring for me. When I was looking at two neutrals with the flooring Willow is sleeping on I could immediately see that the one on the right was too green gray and the one on the left was a bit too purple. Not way off, but I needed to settle the purple down just a hair without going too far and ending up with something that looks green or makes my flooring look purple

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As for lighting temperature, there is not one correct answer. There is only the right answer for you.

My sister's home is beautiful and she has 2700k lighting. It works for her and it works with the colors she loves and the antique furnishings and Tudor style home. Her home feels very warm and relaxing.

My home has a lot of purple, taupe and violet grays. Yellow makes purple go brown and muddy. I use 5000k lighting. My home is more energizing.

Funny thing is our personalities are just opposite of our lighting choices. I am calm, don't get ruffled or stressed, don't raise my voice or fuss and argue. I think on things a long time and make decisions slowly, carefully. . . My sister is high strung, go go go, super high energy, very reactive, makes snap decisions and moves on. . . I think I need the energizing light and she needs the calming light.

3500 - 4000k is very safe, but will not be as cozy as a lower number or as energizing as a higher number. If two colors look good together in natural daylight (5000k) the more yellow lighting will color everything a bit yellow, but the colors will still work. All the colors were adjusted by the lighting.

I tested several bulbs in different temperatures to find "the bulb" I wanted.

Two bulbs with the same advertised temperature can be very different colors.

The package is rounded to and may be off by a few hundred kelvins.

Thank you all for for your insight. It looks like the consensus is the same color scheme which I do love.

Do you mean the one and only color scheme suggested by ffpalms with stone harbor (which is a taupe - pink undertones) that she shows in a kitchen with gray and white countertops that don't look nearly as warm as yours?

I strongly suggest you test whites and colors next to your countertop and flooring before making a decision. Otherwise we may be hearing from you when it is all done asking us why the colors look off.

I was looking also at the last picture you posted which looked nice. I’ll be testing all colors before doing any painting