Thank you Monica, I have tried to upload the pictures numerous times, over about three hours but it’s not happening! I’m using an iPad. I’ve selected ’photo’ from the options below the message, selected ‘browse’, and selected the photo, but nothing is happening - sorry Susan.

I would avoid colours that are too warm or else it may look a little sickly with the cream. If you look at the first photo of sample they look very warm and peachy with is too similar to the cupboards. I would test slightly cooler colours that tone down the whole effect. The far right sample on the lower photo looks promising.

I would go with a darker grey on the base cabinets, then pick up the warm tones through brushed brass hardware. I think if you try to use a light grey to match the tile accent the colour scheme will end up looking rather muddled and blah.

I'd like to add air extractors don't have a grease filter. It may increase smells (and everything that goes with stinky dirt) on the long run.. But most important: "An point to be checked is the required airflow for you extractor, normally this depends on the size of kitchen and also the type of cooking. The correct airflow for an extractor can be easily worked out, simply multiply the volume of the room by ten and you will obtain the ideal airflow for your kitchen. For example for a kitchen size of 4m x 4m with a height of 2.7m: (4 x 4 x 2.7) x 10 = 432. Therefore any product with the airflow of 432 m3/h will provide efficient ventilation."