Hi there! Is this the kitchen in your new home or just similar? Either way, stunning! You could definitely country-fy this space. Is it definitely white gloss and not beige? I know you don't want to change the kitchen itself but you are willing to change the work tops - how do you feel about changing just the door fronts? So not the carcasses at all, just the doors which is a lot less costly than replacing the kitchen. I think the worktop is great for a country style even if a little dark, but a classic design for country kitchens is definitely matt shaker units with either brushed silver knobs or shell style handles so this would make a huge difference! If not, it's still very possible! I Always say the two Ws of country style kitchen are Woods and Weaves! So baskets, trays, wood accents, woven decor etc. and can't beat a bit of cladding if you're wanting to decorate the walls! Keep to a similar colour to the kitchen so it doesn't stick out too much, keep it subtle. Some pics below for inspiration! I have tried to keep them to the same style that yours already is just to show you how it is possible to decorate around the pretty modern style.

I think once furnished and you've got some artwork/photo/wall hanging's etc up on the wall it'll look great.

I’d say white for the walls but definitely grey for the floor. Contrast can be achieved with towels and green leafy plants.

Hi. I love your inspiration pictures and think the teal/ white/ wood colour scheme is a great idea. Personally I'd copy what they've done in those pictures. So.... I'd only tile half of the walls where you have your sink/ toilet and the wall with the radiator on it, and paint the wall above them in that beautiful teal colour As your cabinets are white, I'd introduce the wood part of the colour scheme in the flooring and by using the wooden accessories mentioned in your post For the grouting and taps....maybe if you used a pale-ish grey grout - the chrome taps would blend in with the white tiles a bit more and wouldn't stand out as being the main feature of the room? This would help the teal and wood accents stand out more. Good luck with whatever you decide, I'm sure it'll look lovely 😊