With the red pendants and modern hardware, it looks like your style 'wants' mosaics. I think a mosaic would look great! I think you can do something bold on the b/s -- everything else is neutral, except for the pendants. I don't think it would look too masculine. Maybe use a more muted colour for the b/s to 'feminize' it a bit if you are concerned about it. On the other hand: I love the subways posted by kitchenaddict. However, I think the red pendants would look out-of-place with the subways. I don't know...what do you think? It just seems like mosaics would be a more natural fit in this kitchen.

There are some flush mount lights on Amazon I’ve been looking at-then I can pick my own temperature and CRI. The ones I have now are LED that aren’t replaceable. One set you can decide between 3k, 4K, and 5k, and it says it’s 95 CRI...but I’m not sure how truthful that is. And the lights in the pantry are like shop lights pretty much. tha ks about the cabinet color! I still get freaked out that it’s too bright/clean snd I should’ve gotten more of a “dusty” blue.

The last one that looks so yellowish is changed a bit from my phone. I tried to take it close to the window and it just added way too much coloration. The first 2 pictures are closer to the truth :). As you can see the planks in the installed pre-finished floors are all different colors, and to me, the new unfinished stairs look very close in color, so I was thinking if the Traffic HD is adding a hint of darkening and its more in the yellowish spectrum, that might be all I need, and no seler or anything els. But I am not an expert, just trying to see what will be the less complicated and painful experience :) Thank you again in advance!

I wouldn’t add stuff to the house. BUT I would greatly enhance the landscaping in front. That would also draw the eye down to yard. A large raised bed in front with nice couple of trees, a couple boulders, maybe a natural looking bird bath and flowers that bloom all spring and summer. Etc. Something like this. You could add round faux vent in gable if you want something up there. No details on porch. Too Victorian. That doesn’t work with style of house.