Concrete countertops with epoxy, except for the wood cutting board countertop. The two levels hide the stove and sink from the living room.
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I had a friend who did up his kitchen in a somewhat similar colour scale. And what made the kitchen really stand out was the antique silverware he ended up showcasing in a side cupboard in the corner. It really added a touch of class!