As far as your kitchen and dining area.....the black paint isnt doing anything for the space. Everything just disappears into it. The chandelier , the sconces etc. I would warm it up and choose a loden/olive green which is a lovely compliment to the teak wood. Lower your chandelier. As far as the chairs and the barstools they are too matchy matchy. The comment about your stone table leaning pink is really influenced by the clay colored dining chairs. Choose something "heavier" to balance the stone table and do a simple cream. Switch the barstools out or re-upholster your current ones to the loden color or a camel/caramel like you living room chairs. It compliments the stone table, the teak wood works with all the black accents without absorbing them.

on your console the lamps are too tall choose a lower rectangular lamp. Overall bring more ambient lighting into this space

I also would replace your mix of baskets with something more refined like these black leather baskets and again lower the art work in this room

LOL!!!

Nobody is offended! You bumped against Summer/July 3 - now /Vacations? Time outside versus in!

I didn't answer from my swamp of a huge remodel , long distance. ......Maybe a lttle more OOMPH in the art above console?

Oh gosh Houzz is notorious for not notifying us on every post .......I just hopped on to see what was new on here and the notification let me see Jan commented on this but I never directly got a notification that you had asked a question.......please don't feel slighted or ignored. Most of us Designers are working around multuple projects on the ground too.

I am currently onsite at a coastal project with no wifi & stepped out for a quick trip to Starbucks for much needed forticiation in the way of coffee.....ICED coffee and air conditioning because I am in 100% humidty and some wifi to get texts and email.....

Quick answer for dining chairs would be to consider a leather/plether in cream or like your family room swivel chair color

https://tovfurniture.com/products/sezanne-vegan-leather-dining-chair?variant=49700991729951 

........or would a slip covered chair where the cover could be removed and washed work?

https://www.potterybarn.com/products/pb-classic-slope-slipcovered-dining-chairs/?catalogId=84&sku=1735405&pickuplocation=ST:%7Bstore_code%7D&cm_ven=PLA&cm_cat=Google&cm_pla=Furniture%20%3E%20Dining%20Chairs&cm_ite=1735405_14546951676_aud-946419291249:pla-548078221140&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=14546951676&gbraid=0AAAAADr1rYUTjRHLsZ2mF_kaxR3wHmCi7&gclid=CjwKCAjwvNfSBhBiEiwAyaGMCWQV6-uHtoQWIIRJgRRPgo6Alxru0va9-qinekxIG9NGUMNCImfc-hoCed0QAvD_BwE

https://www.crateandbarrel.com/belmar-ivory-slipcovered-dining-chair/s559234

I can give this more thought when I am in air conditioning and have time to browse.

Hey friends, now that I’ve figured out my storage problem, I would love to know your final thoughts on if I should dye this sofa green or hist leave it tan. Thanks!

The shelves look great! Nice storage but aesthetic as well. If you're trying to hide stains, dyeing it will still show them. I think I'd be more inclined to leave it as is.

I think you might live in an earthquake zone. Am I correct?

In any case, all that stuff over the sofa would not be my choice, as I mentioned up thread. If you are in an earthquake zone, obviously even more of an issue.

I posted a product for cleaning leather in my comment upthread, months ago.

Hey friends. I did it! Many thanks @jt7abcz- couldn’t have done this without you!!!

Well done, it looks great!