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That cart is amazing - I use it as storage for all the change/bath/health things for my 3 month old so it's all in one place and we can wheel it out of sight when visitors come over (we change him on a mat on the dining table). I've also seen it used without the wheels as bedside tables

My suggestions are: light grey paint on the walls, do NOT paint the trim - it's a historical architectural feature in your home that a potential buyer may want to keep in tact, scrub the entire kitchen clean. Maybe get someone to look at the gas line behind the stove, if it's inexpensive to recess it into the wall so you can move the stove back then definitely do that. Get rid of the moveable trolley, and clear the appliances off the breakfast nook and the clutter off the bench space. Paint the pole of the breakfast nook the same colour as the cabinetry, and maybe even paint the stools a brighter colour to pop against the white. Paint the flap in the door to match. Remove the current art you have above the breakfast bar and put up one larger picture - a landscape or something.
Good luck with the sale!

My husband and I make decisions together, because it's not just my home, it's his too. Sure, there are things that I like that he doesn't and things that he likes that I don't, but we compromise and most of the time the decision we come to is better than either one of us thought it would turn out. You just have to approach things as a team and not try and work against one another.

While I'm sad to see the original bathroom go, commenters complaining about the renovation don't see in what state the bathroom was before. I'm planning to completely gut my MCM bathroom later this year (it has white ripple wall tiles, blue, green and white small floor tiles, a turquoise blue toilet and matching seagreen bath and basin) because the state of the bathroom is just disgusting and when it was originally installed it wasn't properly waterproofed, leading to damage to the wall. This is someone's home, and a home is meant to make you feel relaxed. That includes the bathroom! If you can't enjoy your bathroom in its current state, why wouldn't you renovate the space to something you would?! Sure, the owners could have renovated in a style to hark back to the age of the house but not everyone likes that and who are we to judge someone else's tastes?