I own ubatuba granite counters; firth porthole. Not sure color for cabinet or walls, or even type of floor.Help! I'm not color coordinated and need lend a hand w/remodeling...

I'm not color coordinated and need lend a hand w/remodeling kitchen. Ubatuba granite counters & backsplash just put contained by. I have big fjord window. Not sure what color to do cabinet or even walls. I also need to agree on what to do with flooring. This is a do-it-yourself employment w/me and my husband and trying to do it cost effective. Any suggestions would be awesome! THANKS!
How do I verbs this living room together?
Answers:    play around beside the Sherwin Williams color visualizer to find something that you like. It is the best paint visualizer on the pattern, imho. I like how their color palette is laid out, I close to that you can search by color familial & color name, the "painted" rooms look the most credible, and it suggests coordinating color schemes. You can literally spend hours. Crazy Y!A isn't allowing me to post the join, so just google "Sherwin Williams Color Visualizer."

I devise that it would look terrific to use "muddled basil" (# 7745) as your wall color. A dark cherry stain would look divine for the cabinets, and consequently a wood laminate or slate gray ceramic tile for the floor.
I hold a grey sofa & a reddish-purple...
Get together next to your husband to decide what sensitive of effect you're looking for colour-wise. Get a bunch of interior design or remodelling magazine, or even take a look at online photos (go to Flickr for this, for instance...) of other people's kitchens to bring some idea as to which direction you want to run in.

Then, capture your hands on some sample of colours and materials you've decided on. For kitchens, stone tile and porcelain tile are great for flooring, which you can also game with mosiac tile backsplashes. Glass tile is becoming really popular too, because it requires outstandingly little maintenance, and because it doesn't fade. Mostly, this is down to love, so my advice would be to follow your instincts.

Whatever you wish, good luck near your project, and enjoy your clean kitchen!