I don’t know if you’re familiar with Kylie M, but she has written several articles about the best paint colors that will either highlight wood trim, or blend with it. She has lots of good ideas. Here is one article: https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/the-best-paint-colours-to-go-with-oak-wood/

Here are some pictures of different color schemes for Tudors - shades of gray on lighter (less yellow in some cases) backgrounds. Just bear in mind the color of your brick. As with any painting project, sampling is very important.

Also, this lovely color is called ”watery” although I know you’re looking for a watery green, this is technically a blue/green so I didn’t include it below; but it’s worth your consideration.

This is coming together! What do you think about these tweaks? Set up the couches and chairs like the model home photo, with 1 couch in the window instead of with its back to the kitchen. The chairs could float there. It may give people more room, and we can see your pink chairs and rug. Move the large leaning mirror to another room--bedroom? Play up the ivory from the curtains, and maybe a little gold or pink, on the DR table so it will lighten the area--tablecloth, table runner, flowers, accessories on a tray. You could put something related to baking, like a cupcake decoration, cake plate, cookie jar. Whimsical would draw people in. It would be cool if something hung on the wall over the kitchen that honored your bakery--Ruby's Bakery?