The easiest way to change it is to paint it. ripping it out would be more work and more expense.

I think the most displeasing thing about the trim is that it fights with the light green paint. It shouldn't but it does, probably because the green is a cold shade. We also bought a house with knotty pine - on all the floors, the living room walls, the cabinetry..... so I can relate. I think your two good choices are to put in wood flooring that is in the same tones as the trim, or to go a different directions with the flooring and paint out all the knotty pine.

My cabinetry guy warned me that if I have the living room wall painted, it would be a challenge not to have the knots coming through the paint color. For right now I'm embracing it, but my backup plan is to do a finish like shown at this link, after the stark whitewash (which I don't care for): https://www.sarahrichardsondesign.com/get-inspired/tips/2017/06/02/paint-it-whitewash

Paint the trim.

I agree with the above comment. Painting is going to be the easiest of the options and I'd just take it room by room, probably starting with those big beautiful windows in the living room. For all of your other spaces I'd add curtains that cover the sides of the window trim and that alone will go a long way. Just keep in mind, you're going to see it and be triggered by it so much more than others.

Wow you have some incredible views. Congratulations on this beautiful home. Painting the pine trim and putting in a wood floor throughout that you love will dramatically change this space. And if you look at images you can find 100s of white trim houses with beautiful views.

But...... you could embrace the pine. Maybe paint some of the trim white but keep some of it to add some warmth. Embrace that pine and create a space that is unforgettable like your views. What style do you like? Any inspirational images?

If you decide you just have to paint... A great article on HouzzKnotty to Nice

If you like scandinavian, contemporary or modern even Mid Mod you might be able to keep the pine and work with it. Here are some images that might give you some ideas.

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Paint it! The windows and doors are already white, the wood trim looks cheap and skinny (sorry). Paint all the trim white and put in the warm wood floor you want.

The kitchen matches the trim.

Replace the carpet with real hardwood flooring, site finished so you get the color you want.

Then paint the walls and trim the same color, but keep the ridge beam as is.

@dan1888 I know.... cringe. If its real maple or oak I'm going to stain them a darker color. If it's veneer then I'm going to paint them a similar color to whatever the walls in the living room will be. The kitchen walls will stay a neutral white. I've used Chantilly Lace and White Dove before and loved them both.

@Diane Bier we don't have the budget for on-sight finished hardwood, or else I would! But hardwood or engineered is definitely going in, just pre-finished.

I've seen trim the same color as the walls, but have been hesitant to commit to it. But it would let the scenery be the statement and not the windows themselves. Thanks for the tips! 

@Jenny - I know! The views are what really sold us. I hate the green but can't figure out why. Incidentally, I'm thinking of painting the walls another shade of green: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Magnolia-Home-Magnolia-Home-by-Joanna-Gaines-Cabinetry-and-Furniture-Paint-Satin-1905-Green-Cabinet-and-Furniture-Paint-Enamel-1-Gallon/5014814077

Though hopefully with darker floors and nicer trim it will make the space look inviting instead of expansive and off-putting. My style tends towards the eclectic/industrial/cottage core side of things. I like scandinavian design but it's a bit too simplistic.

Your unusual style description makes me think you might appreciate these photos.

First off, we think the paint and the knotty pine seem to be competing for attention. Perhaps look at painting the space another color entirely. Maybe try looking at some bright white paint. See these two designs of ours for color ideas:

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I agree strat the p[inting of the trim in the living space that is all seen together . I do not think the beams need to be painted but when choosing the floor do something that works with the beams to you eye. I very often paint the trim the same as the walls but satin for the trim and I do it because often the trim is not woth highlighting. I ahve a 1956MCM ranch the trim is not worth accenting so all the same as the walls and I love it