1 - Moved in. Prolonged process thanks to the pandemic! 2 - Switched to a king-bed (put queen in the guest room). Bought new bedspread. 3 - Bought a different bedframe, more like the queen's (sleigh bed). Bought another new bedspread. 4 - Bought a "painting" print on canvas to tie everything together.

I'd want to get away from green as well, in any variety. But I'd be looking for a milky light color, and while I know ski houses are not supposed to be sophisticated, I'd like that for a color scheme, even with all the unpainted wood. I'd leave the cherry cabinets alone because I don't think paint will improve them, do milky ovaltine for the walls, and dark chocolate accents. I think bringing some dark against the windows will help brighten the inside. I realize this is nothing like a cabin, but this is the kind of lightening up I'd be trying for, not greens as a wall color, You've got better natural greens outside. I picked this photo to show the orange-y terracotta vase because your cabinets and window trim are in the same range, and I think the milky walls interact nicely Maybe not velvet for a Maine cabin, but some tones that are earthy dark even with cabin rustic fabrics On my device it is hard to tell what tone your counter is. If it's got yellow more than anything, need to be careful with the warm pinkish colors I've picked. I can see it's a sophisticated piece of stone, so that's also one reason I'd veer away from green.

I agree the fireplace is timeless. With the right color walls and furniture, it will look great. I love a piece with family history but the poor wine rack looks like it's working hard to stay on the wall. Can you put in on the lower shelf of a console table something like this (correct width of course so it's a nice fit or fits to one side of the bottom shelf) so it doesn't look so lonely? The hanging glasses seem to create a bit of safety hazard with people trying to get up and down from the table. Maybe put them on the console table in sort of a bar cart idea. Is great grandpa still with us? If so maybe he could build a cart and mount the wine rack under the top shelf and have the glasses hang from it in the open space as they do now. Sort of like this but inside something like the above.

Peach paint not IMO ever for furniture . What is wrong with the rug now other thsn it seems very modern in a vert traditional space . I think the rug size is okay . I think I need more info and it would be nice to get a bit of upgrade in the space with less posters and more art. Take clock off the wall please .The drapes IMO do nothing for the space and the fact they are puddled does not work with the decor either . So give me the info I need and some close ups of those interesting chairs . Post all of the info and the pics here in comments DO NOT start another post.