Can you post pics of the choices, please? Numbering the photos is a big help if any are similar.

I first tried posting swatches from web but the colours are totally different to the photographed chips! This pic was taken in poor artificial light so probably not best rendering!

They all "go", but the scheme is a bit dark. Can you take in daylight?

thank you for looking - I will def take a pic in daylight in the morning!

I had a look at clamshell and shiitake colour, but sticked with my original choice of butter milk to keep in natural earth tone kitchen colour.

Clamshell is not that dark for bench top, and you can also opt for husk or malt a bit lighter cupboard.

My kitchen joinery told me to basically stick with the first choice, that's usually what would work best for each person.

Hi---

Looks pretty good, but hard to be certain as the way they are situated in the photo, is not how they will be implemented in your design. Only the Caesarstone will be horizontal, the cabs and shelves will be vertical---post more photos positioned just as how they'll be installed...

CheerS!

Still struggling to get decent pic! Will do the correct orientation after work today to try and show as they really would be. The room should be light: North facing and massive bifolds on North and west side and picture windows all round west and South side of room with extra long window along South back wall of the kitchen.

Hesitating as everyone seems to say go white but I just don't like White modern kitchens. I guess really I prefer more traditional painted cabinets but not an option here

Klangdale---

The second photo you just posted--is the honey hued wood the floor in the kitchen?

No, that's the dining room table in our rental :)

for new kitchen floor I am thinking perhaps wood but hope won't clash with polytec cafe oak... Otherwise will look at tiles.

I just finished my kitchen with Laminex riven wood grain in sublime teak, Caesarstone buttermilk bench top and splash back, and Preference oak in parana colour. It is an earth tone brownish hue and am quite happy with that.

Your greyish colour theme with dark wood accent is nice. There are many shades of wood floor that you can choose to match or contrast with the rest of kitchen.

Hi clikmania, someone earlier in the thread said stick with your gut feel so I have actually gone with first choice, which was the clamshell, cafe oak and marina grey. House still got a long way to go do don't know how it looks yet but hopefully will be good! Good luck with your choices. I think the 'don't over think it' advice helped me! :)