I normally lurk once in a great while but thought I'd chime in here. I agree with the others. I like the craftsman style door the best with your house and also think your door hardware and light fixtures are too ornante for craftsman style. We just got the occupancy permit on our house which is also craftsman-inspired. We used a fiberglass craftsman style door from ThermaTru (model CCA230). We plan to use the gel stain on it (once the weather is nicer) so that it looks like wood but it can be painted, too. The door is available without the dentil shelf or with one of two dentil options. You can also get different kinds of glass to go in the 3 windows or keep the plain. The door is my second favorite part of our house and I highly recommend it. It would look great with your house. You can Google the model number and manufacture to find pictures of it. For the lights, we used a very simple jelly jar light by the door and double bullet-style lights for the sitting area of the porch, both with a black finish. I would have loved to use more square craftsman style lights for those areas but we were on a tight budget and figured they'd be easy to change later if we wanted. For the door hardware, we went with a simple lever style with a rectangle backplate and a separate deadbolt, all in a matte black finish.

I remember these photos too. Isn't the room on the right a dining room? I agree with oopsie, put the sofa between the two rooms and a sofa table to divide them. I'd definitely add more table lamps and an area rug for each room. If you don't use the other room as a DR, then you can do what I did with the large space in the back of our LR. We added a round area rug with a "game" table in the middle. It's not really a game table, but a small wooden dinette with two chairs, and I use that table all the time for projects.

Wow! Thanks for all the replies. Some sites I'd already found and some were great surprises. Please, keep the ideas coming. I found out the feeder was sold "several years ago" by The Red Poppy in Pine City, MN. They're not answering the phone today; I'll try them tomorrow. Surely I can find one. Kat WA...I thougt about finding a metalsmith and showing him the photo; I'm sure it would be easy to duplicate. That would probably, in DH's mind anyway, going a bit far since my orioles are perfectly happy with the modified budgie feeder I made for their jelly and the plastic ring that holds their orange segment. LOL Thanks again, folks. And please let me know if you find more interesting feeder ideas like all of these.

<Edited for clarity> @Lyfia you said: “I wouldn't spend any money if you're selling.” That is a valid point! I am limiting myself now to replacing what needs to be fixed or that which is a “builder’s grade eyesore” for the photos in the future listing. And I thought about replacing now, rather than later, so I can enjoy the house while I am still occupying it. My original post was about finding a replacement for my kitchen island because when we replaced the floor in the kitchen, the current one was detached from the floor (the electrical outlet was disabled) and the bottom and corners of the cart were damaged. BTW, I love the different suggestions! Also said, "What is wrong with what you have currently?" 1- counters "look good in the picture", thank you, but on a closer look, there is a burnt, a warp, and a split on the L-shaped piece. 2-pendant & 3-knobs are ok, but I thought these were the affordable fixes I could do along the “must-do” (kitchen island and counters). So houzzers, please help me find a cohesive look; your opinions help me moving along; THANK YOU ALL.