I'm not sure its a do it yourself project. Ask around and get pricing for a screen and recoat. Bonakemi makes one type and Tykote makes the other. Changing to a matte finish is easy and is done all the time. The acrylic is seldom used in a floating but doubtful you have that. Price should be under $2 a sf.

The benefits of using engineered wood floors�include more resistance to higher moisture levels than solid wood flooring,�which adds to their appeal to use in damp basements or in regions of the country that have higher relative humidity levels. Also, engineered can be direct glued-down over (dry) concrete slabs above or below grade or stapled down over a wood subfloor.

Poly shade with a screen and recoat. Color pigment is added into the polyurethane and applied evenly. This is best done by a pro especially if you have a prefinished floor.

My reason for not painting my cabinets is I like them the way they are! My cabinets are old, but all but 2 are in perfect shape. I would change the style, but NOT the color. I am doing what you are planning except I will be moving 2 sets of cabinets & buying cabinets for an island. I probably will be doing granite, but still have to call a laminate dealer. Almost nobody makes laminate here (counter places)except HD & Lowes. I may in the future do new doors, but the layout will stay the same and chances are I will never do another thing. Right now I want function & the money will be going into hardwood throughout the living area. That is our priority after living here 28 years. I know the price of cabinets would not give me enough satisfaction for the money spent & if I went cheap, they would not be as good as the ones I have. Do what YOU want, not what someone else says you should do. JMHO