Very smart. I love the cooker splashback - it looks like an abstract painting!

I have nearly the exact same kitchen doors but in oak. Whilst they’re old fashioned they’re really good quality so in a similar situation where a full kitchen refurb is not within our budget yet I’ve decided to paint them myself. Going for a very similar scheme to Carolina’s inspo image but a really dark green base unit colour. No where near finished yet as had to put project on hold but will hopefully crack on again with it soon. There’s plenty of tips online for painting but I like using E.S.P. (Easy surface prep) from Owatrol for priming as you don’t need to sand and I’ve used it on pretty much everything...can be tricky to use tho. Thoroughly clean with sugar soap before you do any painting, priming, etc. Eggshell paint or satin paint is probably best finish for kitchen units but I’m doing mine slightly different with emulsion then clear varnish. No real reason but I personally think it’s a little more hard wearing. Also plan to extend the upper cabinets to include open shelves with lighting in, something like the inspo pic below.

I’m not sure about white washing the table - I think that would bring another colour of wood into a room that already has several tones of wood; the floor, skirting, architrave, doors, fireplace and cabinets are all slightly different colours and I think if you painted some of these, the whole room would be more unified and the table would blend in. If it was me, I’d paint out the architrave, skirting, fire surround and kitchen cupboard doors to neutralise some of the orange tones. My own house has Victorian parana pine woodwork that a neighbour said the previous owner spent months stripping back. Unfortunately it was very orange (similar to yours). I felt guilty even contemplating painting it, however after 13 years of living with it, I finally painted some of it. (I couldn’t bring myself to do some of the more intricate bits, so still have some 😂). It is now much easier to live with and much easier to choose colours when decorating.

I agree with Sarah in that the kitchen isn't finished yet, i'd add to what Sarah said that the worktop edging isn't fitted, base decor is missing underneath, wall decor above hasn't been fitted properly (set to far back and doesn't underhang/overhang the same as the ones by the extractor), the 2 decors by the extractor look like they need cutting back so they're flush with the doors, the door hanging either side of the oven should be swapped round IMO, then plinth, mod pelmet and mod cornice as Sarah commented.