I'd try changing the light bulbs. They seem to be making the white read 'blue'.

Also as the poster noted above, softening up the windows with fabric curtains.

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It looks great! I think once you get settled in, with every day counter top stuff, cooking oils, dish towels and what not, you'll have plenty warmth. You could think about repeating the warm wood floors in accessories, such as fruit bowl or bread basket. A warm metal in the same tone as the floors would serve the same purpose. A runner would be another way to add warmth as well as some window coverings. Here are a couple ideas to think about:

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Kitchen looks nice, but I don't think the battleship-gray paint will ever feel warm. A colorful runner in the kitchen and rug under the table would bring in some color and warmth.

It's a lovely space and I agree with others that as you live into it, it will naturally take on more warmth. If you want to speed up the process, maybe a nice thick wooden chopping block would lend some coziness and tie in your beautiful floors. You get natural light so maybe a nice green or flowering plant would lend some more warmth.

It looks like you got a new dual oven range. Which one did you get? How do you like it so far?

Nice space! Add touches of color (I personally LOVE red) - art, rug at sink area and under the table. Is that a sideboard in back? maybe paint it. Countertop stuff like canisters, cutting board, an herb pot or plant , window treatment, kitchen towel, colorful kitchenaid mixer always at home!

@chispa I agree with the paint! I went back and forth and think it’s too cool.

@Caro’line Francis it’s a GE cafe dual induction range. I love it so far! No complaints aside from the learning curve of all the settings/options.