Try a light grey. I wouldn't go beige with the yellow. Dark wood looks great with grey walls. Yellows and brown also work well with grey. So pick a light grey and good luck.

I'd put in a tile backsplash. Stick with a solid color tile so your bottles won't get visually lost. Solid color doesn't have to be boring, look for interesting shapes or textures, and play around with different colors of grout to make a statement. The one in your picture looks very similar to the 2nd picture below.

Hello Nitin, The question is very open ended with millions of choices possible. Please see if the approach below works out for you. See some kitchen images on this platform. Save what you like in your idea book and finalise on some 3-4 options. Once that is done you can customize based on the material availability in the Area you live in. Amit Cornerstone Designs Bangalore

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