Color in the Kitchen

Now that she's retired, my mom makes me come over and  help her paint things in her house. I don't really mind though. I kinda like painting furniture. And walls. And countertops. In fact, the only horrid, horrid painting I've done so far is the paneled walls in the attic, which still aren't done. Anyway, my point is, usually, painting is a quick, cheap way to make old things look fabulous.

Plus, you always have to obey your mother. Well, at least my mother. Because if you don't, she'll pin you to the floor. Seriously. Even at 65.

We're due for more painting soon, so I wanted to throw my kitchen chairs into the mix. They're to the point where they need a fresh coat simply because of child-related wear and tear, and I thought it would be fun to do some color instead of my regularly scheduled creamy colored.

Two of my chairs are being banished to the basement. I have three chairs that look like the one closest to the camera in this photo and they're pretty sturdy, so I'm going to use them. One is still the original brown faux wood. Our kitchen has changed a lot since this photo, but the wall color, blinds and artwork are the same.

I've narrowed down the color to yellow, turquoise or blue, or green.

So, I haven't narrowed it down at all, really.

Here's some pinspiration: 

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Honestly, I'm loving the green, maybe a shade just a tad less bold though. But I also really like yellow and turquoise and I've used them in the living room which connects to the kitchen. I'm trying to imagine what each color chair would look like after our kitchen gets a total revamp next year, which may include white walls and a gray tile floor. My decision will affect what color the cabinets go too. I was thinking a blue-gray or just straight up gray for the cabinets. So, in this scenario, yellow is probably the best (or least likely to be changed when we remodel).

So, any suggestions? What's your favorite?