Personally I find the color palette a bit heavy but you have used the colors well regardless. 

The people that owned the place over the years channeled their inner Bob Ross and tried to use the full color palette.

The people that owned the place over the years channeled their inner Bob Ross and tried to use the full color palette.

Brown, light grey, white, and dark blue-gray is a pretty nice color palette to work with.

@Matt Ridenour, You've got a beautiful blank palette to create using a 1031 exchange. 

As a result, there is a quartz color palette for any design aesthetic.

beige is such a natural light killer but could help spread natural light by another color palette!

This is all so easy, you just need to be "honest" (I believe that's the favored term).You only need a cheesy sign or some sort of ma-and-pa letter targeted those that are not real knowledgable and vulnerable to accepting offers at 20% below FMV.Plus even though you're arranging the sale of real estate in expectation of a fee, you don't need no stinkin' RE license!!!!

I love colonials that use historic color palettes.

Outside of that, if you're updating backsplash and counters, I would encourage a lighter palette anyways.