I normally would say black, however, with your moldings I think that white would look nice and wouldn't be so heavy as a grouping. Plus I didn't realize that those panels were 3 feet each...that is pretty large. I think a chunkier frame may be less visually busy (if that makes sense). I recently have bought some thickish whie ones from Michaels for a reasonable price (and they always have a sale!). For mine, the pic inside is 8" x 10" with the frame adding 2 inches on all sizes so fills some space. If you did something either black & white or sepia, it would look more uniform and read as a whole rather than a bunch of little parts. I think color could look beautiful as well, but that is for somebody more talented than I. I appreciate when others mix and match, but sadly don't have the confidence or talent to do it myself.

I have the same fan in my vaulted ceiling bedroom that czarinalex has. It is Minka Aire's Wave fan. My bedroom is 15x17 and I have the 52" fan which is more than than adequate for the room size at the second speed. I have it in the wood tone in the Distressed Koa finish. It comes in 4 finishes. In my 22'x25' vaulted ceiling great room I have Minka Aire's Artimis 58" three blade fan. It comes with a light but can be installed without it. As with my bedroom fan, it moves the air so well that I never have to set it at more than the second speed. I like the style of it even more than the Wave fan. It also comes in a 62" 5 blade fan. The Artimis collection comes in 7 finishes. Both of my Minka Aire fans are absolutely quiet and have been operating trouble free for 12 years. They look so much better than the builder grade fans they replaced. I still get compliments on them from visitors to my house. Here is the Artimis fan in my great room.

Colin, lol. it doesn't have to cost that much more. The countertops are going to make that space come alive (right after those god awful ceiling lights!) you can find a pre-fab white quartz countertop (24"X9') for about $600. A fabricator will cut it on site and install for another 1K-1300 or so. Just depends. Or you can purchase an entire slab of quartz for 1500-2500. depends on what you want. cheaper granites can cost 1200 for a slab. this window looks odd to me becasue of the huge vinyl trim! I've never seen one like that on the inside. Because this is isolated from the other part of the room, it looks 'off'. If you had a white countertop, or island, or tile, then it would tie in. I would do this type of island. (the shape w/the 'table and chairs at the end) But with a lighter countertop everywhere else. here's wood cabs similar to yours, white tops, tile and a darker island. I'd prob do a diff color. great lighting in here too. you have a beautiful sunroom/kitchen nook area! and great lighting! Now that I see it, it makes want to push you even more to redo that dark/green laminate! Let me show you a few more examples of wood cabinets w/ better looking countertops Yours could easily look like this (except your island would be a diff base color. This flooring is hickory. countertops are quartz. I like this one too. darker island base w/a butcher block countertop, and a honed black granite or a matte quartz, perimeter countertop. The flooring is a red oak in a 5" width? Nice pendant lights over the island along w/those glorious recessed lights! this is the front view of that kitchen. it's more craftsman, but I wanted you to see the whine window! somehow it works here because everything else is light and bright. few others w/wood cabs and a white island. This one has an inexpensive granite. this one has the butcher block I mentioned this color is better,(NO NO on the pendants. lol) this is still a little too ornate. but just look at the colors and the granite color w/your brown cabinets. Do you like this scheme? for you bright sunroom/dining space, I'd love to see something like these Love this wood dining table because you really have no other wood that ties in to your cabinets. It's like you have two diff styles. your living space is on the more modern side, while your kitchen is 1997, w/vintage oak flooring! I think you should do a wider plank engineered wood floor that matches your style. something like either of these two pics

Are there a lot of children going to the bus stop? or just your children? Add garden path, so not to get a worn grass path, is a great idea! Sort of a little secret garden, will make for great pictures in the Fall, winter, summer and Spring. Plan out your path first, then begin to add. Add a bench for them to sit and wait.