If you will like to go little different than Indian / traditional one, mint green colour is in trend and goes well with brick colour walls. Looks good if you have white appliances, crockery and some other elements that are visible with it. (Sourced from google images) https://goo.gl/images/Wyu1kR

Hi, Rajendra, there are three way of doing, firstly what you have chosen is go minimalist with all white, here you will have to add colors by decorating wall or adding a symbolic decor or art mural/painting which will bring you a joy while working. but if you neglect the importance of art work, the kitchen will be boring to use after 6 months of use. as we enjoy spices in our food , so do our eyes enjoy a sense of catchy colors too. second will be adding a contrast in with back splash with a back painted tempered glass or corian, this woks wonders. third, with the color of your choice, which will be permanent in the cabinate, but gives you a fresh sense to the whole kitchen, little color here and there will attract your eye and you'll appreciate your own choice/selection again and again.

Hi Murthy, See from the window reflection in your kitchen, I think that you've got the glossily finished tile for your kitchen. I hope that it's not glossy tiles and probably the light effect in the photo. What kitchen countertop are you planning to select? Select cabinet color in accordance with the kitchen countertop material. -Thanks -Neelam -Lines and Profile

When choosing the finish for your kitchen cabinets, think about how easy it is to clean and the kind of shine you want. Eggshell Finish: It has a bit of a subtle shine. It's better than a flat finish for cleaning, but not as good as satin. It looks nice in classic kitchens. Satin Finish: This has a gentle shine, and it's great for kitchens. It's easy to wipe clean, which is super handy when you're dealing with kitchen messes. It gives your kitchen a modern look. So, if you want your cabinets to be easy to clean and have a bit of a shine without being too shiny, go for the satin finish. It's practical for a busy kitchen. Just make sure your cabinets are in good shape before you start painting, as the satin finish can show imperfections a bit more.