Pictures show darker than what it actually is in there (that’s why I included the hallway photo as that is more true to colors)

Looks like the gray is really not working in your kitchen. I think painting over your gray and moving to a warm creamy backsplash would do a lot. How much do you want to do in the master? A new vanity top and mirror would likely go a long way.

I don’t think you need new cabinets because I love the color of your stained cabinetry and do not love seeing so many painted cabinets. Painted cabinets have a place, but I often think it’s a shame to put paint over beautiful wood, and I think your cabinets look nice. That’s just me. New countertops in a lighter color could really freshen up the kitchen, but wouldn’t be as much of a priority to me as getting rid of the gray, but would look nice.

I would start with repainting the grey island and kitchen walls.. the yellow doesnt work. Maybe white or light grey walls with white island?

You have wonderful spaces to work with!

I love the travertine floors. To me, it doesn't read pink at all. I agree with others who suggest to repaint the grey peninsula and replace the backsplash with something warmer. If you want to change your cabinets, I suggest re-staining them a darker brown to match the beams on the ceiling. I think you should leave the wall color. It is a very nice neutral taupe. I think any shade of grey on the walls will not go well with the warm tones in the floor.

In the bath, I think replacing the countertops with a granite that has lots of golds, browns, and creams would be stunning. Replace the large mirror with smaller framed mirrors, and add some lighting in a bronze finish above the mirrors.

If you're up to doing a bit more, I think a nice, thick crown molding throughout the entire home would really give it a boost.

Thank you all! I am thinking of painting wall Elmira white - it’s like a greige but more beige. Any suggestion on what color/kind of countertop?!

The whole point of stone countertops was that one would never have to replace them. "They will last forever" everyone claimed, to justify their use. Those stone slabs were quarried from the earth and transported via ship from a quarry that is not likely to have been in North America. Do you really want to refresh by putting them in a landfill? I would, instead, stick with more easily changed colors and trim.

I like the color of your maple cabinets, too. I fear that darkening them to the color of the beams would make the kitchen feel much heavier and maybe oppressively so. I would keep the cabinets, paint the peninsula some (taupe?) color that goes better with the travertine, but pairs well with the counters. If the backsplash really does not look right (can't really tell without a view of the tops of the counters), then replace that. Just be careful to choose something that is not trendy - or choose something that is a cutting edge thing that might yet become trendy - or you will be wanting to tear it out in five years. With cutting edge, you may get ten.

If you really want to replace stone counters, try using Formica or Wilsonart, so that it is far easier to change them out when you become tired of them.