The overall look reminds me of a technical hospital lab -- the whole row of sharp edged cupboard doors ! The black dishwasher , and then the white appliances , look out of place . And I'd like to see what the top part of the room looks like too , as that would influence things possibly too . The upper cupboards look to have a pink hue too , I'm not sure if that is paint or just reflections of a sunset ? And guess what -- it needs colour IMO ! So how about getting all colourful appliances -- a jug , toaster , cake mixer . All in citrus green or candy apple red . And possibly paint that panel that 'juts in a bit' up by the windows in the same colour . And change to a white dishwasher . And I actually think nice stained wooden doors would add warmth , maybe even just the 'higher' cupboards -- there is TOO much white . So no two tone there -- you'd have at least 3 -- white , then timber , then your green or red or orange or yellow .

@Kate Exactly, this is the one. @ausjoinery Yep, we have kids at home. Am not too fond of glossy finish due to finger print will be easily visible, but positive side of it is easy cleaning. @dreamer I was thinking about the darker cabinets too (Though am a white colour fan), awalnut brown or black or so on..

I would look at a the following cabinet colours. These are Sherwin Williams colours, which is now under the Wattyl brand. Your paint specialist should be able to mix colour. With your busy quartz and the Saltillo floor something soft in the white to pastel green would suit.

The red line you have added in the first pic , against the cream bricks , would be the bright colour I would use for the cupboard doors , with white cabinetry . Your roof looks Monument or a similar charcoal , benchtops in a charcoal or similar , the cream bricks , white cabinets , red cabinet doors to get that Wow , modern Stainless handles to tie in with your appliances . Something more subtle , but probably more expensive and higher maintanence , would be timber doors , maybe a cedar to get the reddish tones . But unless you like the weathered look , the upkeep would be a lot more -- I don't want to sound too lazy , but on that basis nicely done red doors would be my preference !