First of all, congrats on your new place! Very nice layout. I think the navy where the wall paper is, would look great. The other walls looks like they are painted a light beige/tan. Your ideal look is definitely white instead of that color. White maybe be the trickiest color as there are so many shades of white. You'd want to use a crisp white that doesn't have any undertones. With just the accent walls being navy, I don't think you'll need to worry about it being too dark at night. It looks like you have a fair number of canned lights that will help. I can't tell what the colors of the sheers are, but white sheers would pop on navy walls, and will help break up the navy. The clean flat front of the kitchen cabinets look modern, so you are good there. Your local paint store might have a color expert that take look at your place and give color recommendations according to what you're trying to achieve. Please keep us posted, would love to see how your place turns out.

Unless that area is at least 8 ft deep, it's too narrow for hydrangeas. And deer love hydrangeas. I would want to know if it gets sun from noon or 1 on, the hottest part of the day. If so, I'd go for plants that prefer sun. And BTW, perennials are no more "hit or miss" than are shrubs. Deer love phlox, but leave many other perennials alone. Shade perennials they leave alone include Ferns, Digitalis, Brunnera, Pulmonaria, Lamium--many choices among those. Don't attempt hostas. Sun perennials they leave alone include Achillea, Irises of all types, Nepetas, Coreopsis, Gaillardia, ornamental grasses, and many, many others as well.

Ok, that is a very blanket question, are you purely asking for decor advice or are we taking on a major budget and real $$ changes? 1. what is with the white crown trip around the exhaust pipe for the vent hood? 2. a counter depth fridge would help 3. the backsplash is dated the counters are fresh Dining 1. put the table in the center of the room and remove the table cloth 2. center the globe art piece to the wall and lower, in fact, all your pictures need to be much much lower, and the smaller ones need to be grouped together more collage style. master bath 1. replace the counter and faucet 2. paint the cabinets and add hardware 3. frame the mirror 4. tile the floor ( carpet and water dont mix) living room 1. lower the artwork 2. declutter the top of the tv console a bit 3. a round coffee table would help you a lot, possibly even two nesting tables that are small and could be pulled out to use. master bed 1. add some curtains to the windows to soften 2. add some storage like an ottoman at the end of the bed to put the 'junk" in. 3. lower and group photos and art. So far you on track, I like your living room and your art pieces. The new shower doors are pretty!

here's a link to what woods and color work together. https://shorelinepaintingct.com/blog/best-hardwood-wall-color-combinations/