Start with Muted Sage on the cabinets. It is a soft, grayed-down green that feels like the kitchen has always been there, calm and a little bit countryside. Green is easy to live with in a room where you spend real time, and this shade is muted enough that it never shouts. Morning light makes it look fresh, and by evening it settles into something cozy and quiet.
Above the cabinets, keep the walls in Crisp White so the sage has room to breathe and the whole space stays bright. Then bring in Brushed Brass on the handles, faucet, and a light fixture or two, just enough warm metal to make the green and white feel intentional rather than plain. In short: sage on the cabinets, white on the walls, and brass for the small touches that pull it all together.