Very nice! Enjoy

Just fantastic.

For your Dylan wall, consider pulling a different color out his hair or elsewhere in the poster see how you'd react to that. You've got lots of options but I actually think the color that's there now works well enough. I'm a little concerned about a strong color inadvertantly emphasising your split unit.

The coffee table is an inspired chose. Really like it.

I have this in my own office, sitting on a file cabinet. Found it on sale

Thanks. Good suggestion, I'll mock up some options. I am not afraid to take some chances! At first I thought you meant split level as in house, which mine is! Now I see you mean the heat pump. Wondering if I can paint to match?

Yes, love the reclined lady. Got mine in Bali with some other art in the photos.

Just remembered this if you are looking for something at the fireplace

https://www.chairish.com/product/7772061/mid-century-modern-boomerangball-3-abstract-sculpture-wall-art

Nice! Good to see something other than white and gray.

Great decisions.

Love the orange! the space is both energetic and relaxing - enjoy! :)

THank you Paul F. Took me a minute to figure out what you meant. Yes! I LOVE IT. Is there a place that sells them or have custom built? Add to my project list 🤣

There are photos of several ideas in this blog. I'm sure all custom built.

https://www.netrinc.com/blog/mitsubishi-electric-ductless-indoor-units-color-choices/

Can you face the sectional to the corner fireplace?

looks great.

the only thing I would do is lose this horrible tile (it was put in long after the style of the home was built)

How about a larger format terrazzo? (Emser makes Terazio that would be nice. wayfair/home depot) or maybe a black hex?

In a pinch you could paint over that tile and do a stencil. lots of online tutorials.

Thanks Beth. Yes, tile has to go. It's next on my reno. I'm leaning toward LVP in a medium or darker slate. LVP is warmer, more durable than tile and don't like the idea of painting. Will look to see if they make a LVP in Terazio style.

Or, what about a marmoleum? that would be appropriate and last way longer than lvp.

it comes in a sheet, modular tiles, and all colors/textures.

this one is a click and lock

The Asian Tiger color would work w/your room!

https://www.wayfair.com/Forbo--Marmoleum-Cinch-Loc-Seal-11.81”-x-35.43”-x-9.9mm-Laminate-Flooring-933866-L1377-K~FRBO1021.html

linoleum, similar

https://www.houzz.com/photos/mid-century-modern-linoleum-floor-kitchen-ideas-phbr2-bp~t_709~s_2115~a_47-352

Looks great! Herman and Mr. & Mrs. Eames need to invite their friend Eero over for dining

Love Beth's ideas for marmoleum and linoleum.

How about the flooring from Charles' apartment in Only Murders in the Building?

I really like it

Found this discussion:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6299257/charles-kitchen-floor-in-only-murders-in-the-building

Following this. Very cool. Look forward to seeing when floors are done.

Can understand not wanting to block one inch of the view but for myself I'd want a chaise at the far side of the window, and maybe a sculptural one would feel right

or if one wanted to share

even a cheap one might be fine (I'd want to change the front legs -- i think it also comes in sand or khaki)

I love it orange is such a happy colr this is my MCM homes kitchen I smile everytime I go in there

BTW slate look laminate for the floors.

Why fake plastic on your floors? ;)

Doug, WOW, amazing house and decor! Everything really looks great.

Love how your chairs turned out and I’m very jealous of that wonderful coffee table find. Great choice on using orange in your kitchen. I vote yes on painting that one wall you asked about, and looking into what Paul suggested.

I like the bench in front of it — the mix of another style with the MCM.

Fun thread, I’ve enjoyed reading the posts.

Until you can redo the kitchen floors, one option might be a vinyl rug. I ordered mine from Hudson & Vine and am so happy with it. Another poster inspired me, she has one in her awesome vintage kitchen. They have lots of fun styles. The rugs are thin, but don’t move around much, and have a slight texture.

Very groovy vibe!!! Love it!

Beautiful and cozy, looks like you have a great view too.

@Diana Bier Interiors, LLC .... 😊 good catch

Love it! including the style description.

There is not one orange anything in my house. And I love it in yours.

If we are voting, I vote yes on painting the Dylan wall.

I've never shared like this on a forum. I appreciate every one of your comments and suggestions. I should point out, the view is everythig to me. It's the main reason I bought the home less than a year ago. It commands your attention as soon as you walk inside. I honestly don't watch TV much because the world is more interesting to view. There's always something going on out there, eagles nesting in the big tree, flocks of birds flying past my windows, bats swooping, crabbing boats heading out, clouds and storms coming in, fog rolling off the mountain. So yea, I don't want anything to block or even distract from the view.

I am doing yellow marmoleum in my kitchen - there is also a lush orange called Pumpkin. Marmoleum is a beautiful and environmentally conscious choice. Mines Lemon Zest...with fuchsia walls and moss green cabinets (although I don't have fitted units as I am afraid to say I have a tendency to unsafe cupboard behaviour). Shelves for me, to curb wild hoarding instincts.

THE VIEWS 😍

That is gorgeous. Reminds me of Yachats, OR.

Also thirding the recommendation of Marmoleum - we had it in our last kitchen (lime green), and it was hands down the best kitchen flooring I’ve ever had. For one thing, it is basically self healing from knife cuts. As far as I could tell, it is unstainable. It’s fantastic stuff, made from sustainable materials.

I will caution that we have Marmoleum Click II and it hasn't held up well--we put it in in 2010, and it needs to be replaced at this point. I expected to get much longer out of it. Some areas near doors and windows have sun damage so are discolored, and it has gouges and scratches throughout from daily use. We patched some in the early years but eventually gave up. Sheet Marmoleum may well fare better, and all of it probably does better in a home without pets or kids and with modern windows that filter UV (ours are the vintage home's original windows). I do love the feel of it underfoot, but overall it's been a big disappointment (though I do agree the look would be terrific with your aesthetic--love the updates!)

Fantastic! My Mom painted our kitchen orange in 1967 (if I had a photo, it would be in black and white!)

In our next house, she painted the front door orange (and later got a Volkswagon Beetle to match).

Hard to concentrate on anything inside with those views! Wow.

Orange is the new black! You've embraced it well!