I wouldn't go for a plain white as it will just all merge into each other. Why not try a marble Quartz to pick some of the grey if you want to go subtle or just grey Quartz for a contrast if not? Are you having a splashback or tiles?

Yes a grey Quartz could work really well. Thanks! The right hand sample is a silestone marble effect which grey veins tie nicely withyhefloor but the white isn't quite right.

How about a mixture of white and grey? I've attached a photo of some of our own stones as an example. The first three are quartz and the last is conglomerate marble.

A predominantly white worktop with flecks of grey would work really well and keep the kitchen looking fresh. You can always accessorise with colour if you think it'd be too much white. Alternatively the grey quartz with white flecks would work well with the floor tiles.

Feel free to have a look at our samples for inspiration here.

I would go for more of a contrast, something darker like the floor

Hello,

Greys would definitely go with your floor of course, you could also consider white or wooden top also looks nice. Some people would even go for black. I collect some images for you, hope this will help!

Good luck with your Project!

StJames Design Interiors

I agree with Emanuelle. I think wood brings warmth to schemes like this. I have also lived with wood worktops and love the fact they can be sanded and resealed. I have broken so many lovely places on my granite, but it does look nice too. I think your issue is with tone, not colour. The floor is tonally dark and almost everything else is light. As long as the worktop is in between tonally it should be down to your personal preference.

Can I suggest a very light grey with a wood accent?

If you need inspiration Gerald Culliford has a few acres of granite, quarts, marble and stone slabs that will blow your mind and probably the rest of your budget too. They are in Kingston upon Thames if you are in the London area. It is well worth a visit, take some sandwiches, it's a day out.