Behr has many, many paint chip colors at Home Depot. Behr paint currently is offering rebates. One gallon is a $5 rebate and 5 gallon cans get a $20 rebate, offer only through Memorial Day. Good Luck!

My first advice is always to go to a store where you can see and touch the merchandise. We have a place locally that carries hundreds of knobs/pulls mounted on boards so you can do just that. Some pulls have unfinished backs that are just scratchy. Some will be too close to the drawer so that your knuckles bang the drawer/door. Some will be too short side to side for the width of your four pulling fingers. Some knobs are unfinished on the back. Others will just feel funny to you. Some hardware will snatch your pockets when you brush by them. It's the kind of thing you can't tell just by looking at a picture. When we had spent a couple of hours touching and feeling, we ended up choosing Amerock knobs and pulls that were on the least expensive side ($2 and $3 each?), not for the price, but for the look and feel. If you order online, at least order samples before you commit to ordering for the whole kitchen.

I would get 4 framed corresponding pieces of art and put 2 over each cabinet. I would put down a round area rug, as big as you can fit in that room. I'm not a fan of those mirrored cabinets, they're not providing enough contrast in the space and they're just getting lost and they look like they belong in a bedroom to me. I would use dark espresso colored pieces there instead. It's unfortunate that your drapery rod is not hung at the ceiling (see if you can fix that understanding it will impact the length of your drapery panels). Then I would switch out the lighting fixture to one that is wrought iron with some crystal bling in it so that it stands out more and gives more impact (the one you have now is getting lost and has no impact at all), and then get an ORB drapery rod to go with it. Then with your accessories you're going to need to show some creativity/style that I'm not seeing yet (everything in that space is very "safe") because your room is really dancing on the line of boring right now . You don't have anything that is really creating any visual interest, so you need to interject some flavor into that space or it's just going to sit "flat". And that does not necessarily mean color ..... monochromatic color palettes are great, but you run the risk of boring if you're not careful. You still have to have CONTRAST in any color scheme, even neutral ones.

The below is one that is just outside of the concrete walled in area This is one that is within the concrete area...definitely not as robust. Hard to get a good shot of these...sorry about poor lighting...I should have taken in the morning