Yes, I've heard "chalk" paint is easy to use. Would this need a top coat to protect Brandi? Alternatively, you could start by coating the table top with a limewash varnish. You can build up the coats to achieve the look you like. What is the colour of the wood? Chairs will be more fiddly to paint, so perhaps start with just the table. There's also trend of "paint-dipped" legs you could do for table or chairs, if you like this look. A way to bring in colour without doing a whole piece. If you'd like to give the whole chairs a face lift, here's some inspiration. The table in this image appears to have limewash (aside from the top) and paired with pastel chairs. You could do just table top and leave legs as is. Then do chairs in various colours...

Hi Adele, I decided to roll with them and work the colours around them to draw attention away from the primrose. I’m so happy with the result. We painted the walls Dulux natural white and added new roller blinds in all areas with a view. We installed white shutters on all side windows of the house as they have no view. The shutters of course completely hide the primrose. The dulux natural white paint gave us the beautiful white look we wanted whilst also being a warm enough colour not to clash or highlight the yellow tint of the primrose. We installed a white kitchen and white shutter in the kitchen(no view on this side) We installed new flooring, it has a slight warmth without being yellow. Quantum 5mm Vinyl plank longboard colour Malmo (Choices Flooring) We don’t even notice the primrose anymore. I will attach some photos

I would take the shutters off and see how it looks. And yes to painting them if they are to go back up, paint the windows, the existing painted parts of the porch, gate and the gable all the same warm white colour. The fascia and gutter a warm grey like woodland grey. Some flowering plants will complete the brightening up. You can mKe the whole gable darker, say a 1/4 strength of gutter.

Can you swap the desk and filing cabinet spots or put the desk where that white shelf is, near the door. Also it isn’t advisable to have ones back to the door which would be the case if desk was facing the wall (feng shui). Painting above fireplace great but maybe hang it higher up and centred in the space. Paint colour on the walls, perhaps a light green or green-blue. A tone that picks up something in the tapestry and birds. That’ll make everything pop and look really nice and warm.