Your floor looks grey? I'd spend the money, a splurge and get a slab of quartz with an under mount sink. It would take this bathroom to a whole new level!!!!

I think blush accents with a stronger green would be a lot of fun! Definitely play up a tropical vibe with the addition of plants. Color inspo: And don't worry about the open potty. There's nothing offensive about a clean one. :)

What a beautiful kitchen. I think runners would definitely look wonderful in there: https://www.rejuvenation.com/catalog/collections/price-hand-knotted-rug-blue/products/6000ee4df626ad571b021e2e A couple of things I’d change is removing the corbels from the island, and changing the bottom trim of the hood. See how the trim on this one is plain? You could easily do that. I think trying to modernize what you have by mixing in a bunch of MCM or modern whatever would change the look in a bad way and look muddled. I’d research inspiration pictures for updating a traditional kitchen to enhance and coordinate with what you have, rather than try to cover it up with Trends du Jour. ETA: Sorry, meant to add that I’d change your dining fixture with something updated and elegant, but with a somewhat casual feel (not MCM). I’m assuming it’s open to the living area? What kind of lighting is around it?

Update: I had to make a choice this morning, they're going to start staining today. I decided to go with Provencial. I'm terrified of too much red (I think I'm traumatized by the RED floors that were here when I moved in...), and while I actually like Nutmeg the best in the swatches I think that a whole house of it is going to be too blah. Hope I made the right choice....'cause I'm going to be stuck with it. I'm not too thrilled with these flooring guys. They're pretty well known and highly regarded in this area, but they are *really* negative against water-based finish (they keep mentioning the downsides of it in conversation), even though I was very clear that is what I want and am paying for, they didn't put down good swatches initially (swatched over a rough sand, then re-did and water-popped the swatches), didn't topcoat the swatches -- I did that myself at 11:00 pm last night to help me decide). Couple other things, too, but all I can do at this point is just judge the final result/workmanship. From what I can tell so far, that is excellent (running in new wood, smoothing out transitions, etc) -- but we shall see when all is done...