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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have the same issue as OP and I’ve been planning to replace counters to a marble-looking quartz, but I’m stuck on black splash. I don’t like white subway tile. [/quote]

Both of the varigated greys look good in the above pictures.

I am the poster who was in same boat but honey oak cabinets. I found a lot of online photos posted by people in the same situation and how they updated via counters/backsplash/cabinet knobs. In fact I remember finding a a post by someone who showed comparison of all different metals (brushed nickel vs black matte vs brass etc) as hardware with honey oak cabinets. [/quote]

Here is a good example of what I mean - the brass and hunter green look great with cherry cabinets: https://funcycled.com/diy/modernizing-a-kitchen-with-cherry-cabinets-without-painting-the-cabinets/[/quote]

Blech, no. Red and green are opposites on the color wheel. Green will make cherry cabinets look more red. In the photo those cabinets are almost espresso though[/quote]

God no.  looks worse with those awful brass knows.

That's a mean, mean, dark cherry too.  I would 100% paint it or stain it.  Leaning towards stain.  There's people who can dip the doors to remove stain I think.  Then only sanding to do is front and sides of cabinet.  not too bad.  I'd try myself.  [/quote]

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