Great ideas above. If you keep some of the knotty pine be sure to stick with warm colors for paint. I don't know which kind of paint you prefer, if you have a preference, but both SW and BM websites offer guidance on warm vs cool colors.

Third as well and consider removing or painting chair rail the same color. Walls won’t feel as broken up/will take on a bit more modern look to suit your art and furniture.

Thanks to all for your thoughtful replies! I value your expertise. @ Sigrid, I like the idea of a soft peach because I rhought the house would just glow with the sun shining on it from sunrise toafter noon. However, there is no paint option for that color so I am thinking of staying close to what is there currently. There are some orange/golds available, but a gold house just does not appeal to me. I will sample a creamier white. The current trim is skightky more creamy compared to the white downspout, but I can look for another option. I would like to avoid a yellow cream. Thank you for your advice! @Lyn and la_la Girl, Thank you both for your advice as well! I did look at SW Palisade but that looked purple next to the slate. Stone Lion is an option but has a very low LRV so I am worried about heat retention and fading. We get extreme sunlight for a good part of the day so I thought a lighter color would be a practical choice. I will try uploading a photo of the house on the SW site to see how it would look with less contrast and a darker color. The immediate neighbors’ homes are Jersey Cream (a pale creamy yellow), a taupe color, possibly Mega Greige which I like but cannot repeat, and across the street the home was just painted Unusual Gray, sort of a gray-blue-green. Not sure about the corbels and shutters, although I did wonder about the shutters and whether they must match the front door. I would like a lighter color for the door, but not too light. I looked up the RGB codes for all the contenders but can’t make sense of them, and in seeing their positions on the color wheel the paint chips I like are more on the orange red side than the orange yellow (even though they don’t appear to be any of those colors!). Some of the colors look too green or yellow when I test them next to the slate, even though they look like taupe or cappuccino to me. I like SW Shitake but that is an approved trim color, not body color. At the moment, and subject to change (!) the contenders are SW Tawny Tan, Stone Lion, Beach House (seems a bit off though), and if the neighbor doesn’t already have it, Mega Greige. Trim color tbd, can be a cream or a darker color than the body. Hopefully a color for the front doors. So much to consider! Thank you all again for your thoughts.

I would try to find a much lighter version of the lower cabinets for the walls, or use the same color as the uppers. But as Patricia said, it is too soon to be worrying about this now. Wait until everything is in before painting. Sometimes you get an idea in your head, but once you're 80% done it doesn't work anymore. The paint chips shown are leaning purple, and I'm not sure that will be the best choice with the cabinets. You can always take a door into a paint store and have them match it. In the case of the lowers you would want to dial down the intensity substantially for walls, but at least then you would have the right undertones.