Haha.. reading my post over.. I see spelling isn't my forte* either! Anyways.. I just wanted to add.. the kids bedrooms are all visible standing in the foyer. I'm just not sure that seeing all that color when you first walk in is such a good idea? Especially the purple and pink from the girls rooms. I don't know how I'll break it to them if I change the color choices now though. :p Maybe I can make the visible from the foyer walls coordinate and still give then the purple, pink and green they desire? As accent colors? Maybe one wall? ANY suggestions/advice/feedback welcome! :D And I can post more pictures at request.. and will post after pics eventually also. :D :D

You will not go wrong with Accessible Beige. With white trim, it's gorgeous. (But I'm partial. That's what we have throughout our house.) The off-white furniture will go beautifully, and you'll have pretty much a blank canvas for bringing in the bedding of your choice. As Ingrid says, a room layered in monochromatic tones (particularly shades of white) has depth and is beautifully interesting.

It sounds like you're investing in a fairly substantial remodel to your home to dramatically change the materials and colors from the current cohesive (if dated) look. When you make such a dramatic change, you really need to have an overall understanding of how to bring things together so it looks like the cohesive space you're dreaming of. Some people have that skillset and others do not. If you do not feel confident that you can figure this all out yourself, I think it would be wise to hire a designer. It would be really sad if you invested a lot in a remodel only to have it turn out to lack the cohesion you desire.

Not a pro designer. Often like the feedback I read here on Houzz. Some of this is good; some not at all. Always personal choices, right? Nevertheless, I will share my reactions as I think varied opinions will help you choose what you like. 1) Since you just painted the cabinets, my guess is that it is in your plans to add hardware. While those with a copper patina are pretty, they would not offer enough contrast. You already have enough blue. 2) The idea of a metallic glaze or stencil makes me cringe. In my mind, it would ruin what currently look professionally done. Leave them alone or use a more natural color of glaze if you think they need to be toned down. 3) The wall color on the back of your island is best. Flows with your other walls. Can’t imagine adding shiplap or wallpaper to that. Why? Not a focal point. Leave the baseboard the same white as what you have throughout the space. 4) Subtle drapery panels, pattern or solid, in wall color sound great. No tablecloth or runner. 5) The one chair you painted is enough, imo. I personally would not add any more turquoise than that. You already have some furniture that is painted white. Dining table legs. Maybe one end table--I cannot tell. That’s enough. Don’t overdo. 6) The suggested coffee tables are perfect. Would complement your end table(s?). Would flow with your dining tabletop. 7) Once you showed the other side of the room, I can see why the layout change did not work, but it sounded good. 8) I like the more subtle colors in your area rug. A lot. Add softness, warmth, and some sophistication. Interesting, yet easy on the eyes. If you want, you could layer your current rug over a larger, sisal or sisal-look rug. 9) I think your accent pillow is a great color, and I happen to like it in solid. It’s perfect with your area rug. Brighter orange than that would be less pleasing, again, imo. I see 30 great pillow choices from kat. I’ve had leather sofas, and keeping pillows on them has never been an issue. I love your sofas, btw. That color is great with your wood tones and creates a nice flow with your end table(s) and dining tabletop. 10) I would not add any yellow. Stick with the colors in your area rug. 11) Get a variety of recommendations from pros here--with explanations--if you choose to paint the tv wall. Matching that with your kitchen cabinet color does not sound like a good idea to me. Too cheesy. I would guess that you need to choose between a color on the wall and a color on the longer console recommended. The photo that follows the “rustic” suggestions looks like the best choice to me. Mediterranean or MCM so not work as well with the styles you have in sofas, tables, and kitchen cabinets. 12) Love the suggestion of chair, ladder filled with books, and a floor lamp. I happen to love an art gallery around your tv--what do you think? Do you have photos or prints you would like to hang? That inspiration photo is good. When I went to recommended websites, photos would not load, so I can’t reflect on them. There may be answers there; I just can’t view them. I’m going to enjoy watching where you go from here. Cozy. Not MCM, not farmhouse, not match-match. You have a nice eclectic mix going on right now.