I think you have lots of options that will look good, depending on what you like and how dark you think you can go on the floor without the kitchen coming off as too dark. I threw together some samples to look at, and I think any of them would look fine.

Classic walnut (bottom left) pulls in some gray/cool brown without being a trendy "gray." It's the lowest contrast one that wasn't really gray.

I liked a range of their oak options, including red oak (top left), varnished oak (top middle) and French oak (middle left). The blonde oak (middle right) I don't like quite as well, but I think it does work.

The antique wood is really striking, but it's the darkest of the bunch, which could be an issue.

Top row (left to right): Red oak, varnished oak, oiled teak
Middle row: French oak, Brazilian Rosewood, Blonde oak
Bottom row: Classic Walnut, Antique wood, American cherry

Wow!! You are so super-nice!! Thank you so much for putting that together!!

The background color is the "charcoal", yes? I like the bottom left Classic Walnut (though it might be too dark?) and the middle left French Oak.

I agree with Jellytoast!
Classic Walnut, French oak and maybe varnished oak.
My favorite for a natural look is the French Oak.

You guys are so great! I knew I'd get help from you. My husband, while darling, just agrees with anything I say, so it's not much help!

My favorite is the Red Oak (Top L) and the Oiled Teak (Top R). Of course, they are close to what I have in my house. And I am going with a gray cabinet also, although lighter and more taupe then your gray.

You will love your LVT. We have Konnecto in our sunken living room and it is great.

Wow cawaps, what a great help you are to Jenny. Isn't Garden Web wonderful! Such great people! By the way, I concur with above choices of walnut, French oak, varnished oak and maybe a maple or blonde oak depending on Jenny's furnishings.

Yes, the background squares are the Kendall Charcoal. I started putting the pics together for myself so I could look at the floors and paint side-by-side. By the time I was done, I had something useful to post.

I only did a small sample of the Amtico offerings, but hopefully it will help you narrow things down.

I like varnished oak and french oak the best!

I love that French Oak color with grays.

There are many pictures of that combination on Houzz and Belgian Pearl emails.

You guys (cawaps, particularly) are so SO so great!! This is what the floors look like laid down. The first pic is French Oak and is a good color (although DH thinks it's dark) but doesn't have much variation and is pretty rustic-looking, which I worry will look dated in a few years. The second pic also has charcoal on the walls but with American Oak installed. I'm worried the American Oak will look too golden, but it brightens up the place and has lots of variation (which DH likes). We'd do wide planks. What do you think?

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I'm having probs posting the pics

This one is American Oak with more movement and variation.

I know that the French Oak is probably the best, but the floor is also going in a family room and DH thinks it's too dark. Walnut: lol. Waaay too dark for him, plus, it shows dog hair like no ones' business.

Why is it that natural wood can have golden AND warm (red) tones, but still looks great with grey walls; it functions as a neutral (even though it isn't), while the LVT planks don't seem to function as a neutral classic??

Here's the Blonde Oak

@jenny1963 what did you choose? I love the grand pecan.