Most of your photos or prints are hung too high. I think the royal blue may be throwing you off. It does to me. I would take that color to cover the whole wall behind the stove to the corner. Also the white strip of what I think is shoe molding under the cabinets is blaring out. Paint it very carefully either the same color of the floor or the cabinets so there is a smooth transition there.

Where is your refridgerator?

The wall color is contributing to making the flooring look tired, the cabinets orange and the table bright yellow. The blue wall is opposite the cabinets on the color wheel, so having it behind them also makes them look orange by contrast. You have brown and red in the space, brown in the furniture, red accents with pillows and dining chairs. What would you think about losing the blue, warming up the walls to a warm taupe, and popping the end wall in living space as well as the wall behind the cabinets a warm (not purple) red? See Houzz Photos under "brown and red" for examples of this scheme.

Where is the frig?

The fridge is in our big pantry, just off the kitchen. When we had it in the kitchen, there was barely room for the kitchen table! Lol

The color combinations are very choppy and contrast a little too much. For the kitchen, I would paint the cabinets white and add pretty hardware - either glass knob or polished nickel would be my choice. Paint all the walls in the kitchen and family room a creamy white. The floors would be nice if they were stained dark but that is not necessary. The art on the walls is out of scale and should either be single larger pieces or nothing at all. Take it all down and wait to find a piece of art you really like. Replace the red chairs with something more neutral and add pillows (pale blue and pale green are very soothing) . Mount the TV on the wall and pretty piece of furniture to house the components. I would also replace dark outdated couch and chairs with a slipcovered sofa in white or cream. Add similar colored pillow as in the kitchen for color.