Uroboros5, Sail-away, Dianalo, FKS3: thanks for the charcoal vote. I will be getting that one reframed. Can't wait to get that done. I've been dragging my feet to spend the $. Pupwhipped, Love it-what you said about Cleveland. I am going to cut that sucker down. Michoumonster, thanks for the fish vote but I probably wont go with that one. I think the size is right. It needs remounting. The print is a little stiff for me in this room I think, and I don't like all of the white background. I must be leaning towards more color. Sochi, I love those darned poppies, I've had it hung in that location for years in my UGLY old kitchen and didn't care one bit that it was large. Then, the white frame was ok because there was other white in the room. But now I agree that the frame is wrong. I don't know if the print would survive a reframing. Stacey, thanks for the tips and I will watch that Youtube video. I have been thinking I could even see if I could get a set of "paintings" out of the one. That might be too much. A simple single might be best with this print.

Check out: Benjamin Moore: "Gray Wisp" (CC-#1570) "Beach Glass" (CC-#1564) "Raindance" (CC-#1572) "Night Train" (CC-#1567) Hope these ones will help! :) Jan

Really would appreciate any help picking cabinet hardware.

@Hope Stewart thanks for your advice! no opening straight from kitchen to dining room no and then dining room and living room are open on each other. I'll keep your advice in mind thank you. For sure it's in the plans to sand down trims and use the same wood stain so the trimmings are the exact same shade of oak @acm that's what we fear too. thank you @Susie .I do too, but I'm def a newbie and could be wrong! I asked her & the color consultant from SW told me that seasalt works with our trims & floors because of the green it has in it. For sure it's in the plans to sand down trims and use the same wood stain so the trimmings are the exact same shade of oak. Thank you to all, we have decided to play it safer and are going to have them painted in Pure white. I think this will allow for maximum versatility. If we find seasalt clashes too much once they go up + brushed gold hardware, the oak shelving & breakfast counter-butchers block over the radiator and stools & lighting fixture over island incorporating both wood and gold touches, then we will just paint walls over in a more neutral color that will better match the wood & the pure white cabinets. **Now remains the question** : PLEASE HELP : considering the professionals spray painting our cabinets only use SW colors, and pure white is the color chosen- what finish would you choose for the kitchen cabinets? We have no children or pets, but both cook a lot. What exact line of their paint do you recommend? Decision # 1: satin or semi-gloss? Decision #2 : line of paint : Emerald Interior Acrylic Latex Paint? Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel? Emerald Designer Edition Interior Latex Paint ? ProClassic Waterborne Interior Acrylic Enamel ? something else? Thanks again in advance for your very appreciated input 🙏