Have you been to visit some kitchen showrooms? You can customise the photo search here on Houzz quite a bit. For example, you can simply select [dark wood[(https://www.houzz.com.au/photos/kitchen-design-ideas-with-dark-wood-cabinets-phbr1-bp~t_10444~a_17-103) cabinet finish in the filter options. Then add more filters like floor colour, kitchen layout, cabinet style, wall colour etc if you wish. Leave the benchtop and splashback options open and see what results you get. You can then save any photos that appeal to your ideabook.

Something like this would look amazing! I'd like to do something similar for my island bench with draws on the kitchen side.

Hi 1991_kid, though this image may be a render, the stone tops do represent an actual material. You may like to look at the Natural Stone type called Quartzite. Quartzite comes in smaller slab sized that Granite and Man Made Quartz Reconstituted stone slabs and it is very hard (unlike marble) and comes in a variety of different colours. Quartzite stone slabs do come in various types of Grey and does come in a type that has a formation which looks similar to your image. Perhaps something like the Atlantic Stone Quartzite or the Taj Mahal Quartzite or the Grey Cristallo Extra Quartzite. Hope this is of help, Malcolm

Hi there, we are quite new to renovations so we are currently understanding what colours/materials work well and vise-versa. We need some help with the vanity. We have selected our tiles (floor to ceiling) and tap ware in brushed nickel ( shown in photos). Finding a vanity has proven to be a challenge without getting samples etc. (and fully knowing what we are doing). I have included some units below we are looking at. Are we on the right path? I was thinking a timber/white top to soften or add some warmth to the room but also open to the clean white look but concerned that could be too cold? The en suite is 1800x1800 so room is limited. We have just redesigned the layout which have given better functionality. We want to keep the vanity's at around 475mm depth and 750mm width for the ensuite (next to the shower) and upstairs bathroom can be a 900mm. We are also renovating all other area's of the the house which has loads of character with high pitch ceilings, a 'story book style cottage' with all internal walls natural white and ceilings in lexicon. Really keen on your thoughts as we have almost used up all of our builders patience! :) Space: (en suite). The toilet will rotate 90deg anticlockwise w/ internal cistern). Taps and tiles (selected):Vanity Vanity considerations: A B C D