Greens in Sherwin Williams that are very close to the cabinets in the photo. Copy/paste these in your browser or just go to the SW site and find them in the Green swatches. Looks like some olive tone in the photo/link you posted.

SW7747 Recycled Glass:
http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7747-recycled-glass/

SW 0013 Majolica Green
http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW0013-majolica-green/

SW2852 Plymouth Green
http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW2852-plymouth-green/

Don't have time to do the white (there are too many); the white looks like it is in the grey family even maybe a greenish/gray.

Good luck -- nice inspiration BTW! You might also want to try the Decorating Forum; folks there are good with color and know many of the Benjamin Moore Colors.

Thanks for the info/suggestions pines! I will also post over there as well. I happen to have a SW color book, so will look up those colors you suggested.
Thanks a bunch!

Thanks for the info/suggestions pines! I will also post over there as well. I happen to have a SW color book, so will look up those colors you suggested.
Thanks a bunch!

My pleasure katbel -- good you have the color book that will help a lot. I have a SW Painter's fan and it is my "best friend". LOL.

I think that Plymouth Green (last one I posted) is the closest after looking at them some more.

as someone who has tried to use paint colors I have seen on line or in magazines in "inspiration" photos--
I find that it is all moot--
you can look for a similar paint color but just be aware that in your room with its own specific light quality, furniture, flooring---
even if you know the exact colors from the inspiration room, they may not work for you

there are so many posts here about people who did exactly that--
love a room--a look--and got the exact colors up on their walls only to be disappointed with how in looks in THEIR space...

try big cardboard pieces painted with colors you are considering and move them around in your room to see what is best color/combo at different times of the day/night...