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Suggestion #2. The cane back chairs. I would go BOLD. Paint the cane black and the frame white (or white cane -black frame) sanding it a bit for some shabby chic. On the prominent design embellishments rub some gold over the high spots, or silver burnish on the frame details and outside edges to highlight it a bit and bring a touch of glam. Here is the product just in case you don’t know what I mean. ( https://www.amazon.com/GOLD-LEAF-RUB-N-BUFF/dp/B0002IXUNY ). Put some strong black and white upholstery in a modern floral or geometric design with perhaps a pop of color such as a leaf that is lime green or….? If you decide to add a color pop in the basic black and white pattern such as the green leaf, paint the bottom of the legs 2 inches up from the bottom the same color as if the legs had been dipped in the accent color. Here is a pattern that might work well as an example at TheDesignFile blog (saw this there, no promotion or affiliation- just credit) https://www.thedesignfile.net/thedesignfile/2011/09/my-quick-upholstery-job-on-four-dining-chairs.html

#3 Entertainment center. I agree with the feet idea. Put some bold colored feet on the console high enough you can see under it so it looks lighter visually. Paint the face only with either an accent color or the wall color to have it either impact you, or disappear. A back will definitely help with the cord issue, it could be as simple as putting fabric stretched tightly across the back with a staple gun, cutting small holes where cords must pass through in a 1.5 inch or so ‘ X’ pattern, folding and pressing the edges back around the cord opening, then spot gluing them to stay. Alternately,for the cord pass through, you could use overside grommets like you see for curtains or shower curtains available at fabric stores. Dritz makes them in assorted sizes and some even snap together.

SPEAKERS: I would put 4 pieces of self adhesive velcro tabs on each speaker side (2 top-2 bottom) then apply some great fabric cut to fit the height and length of the speaker and sewn or glued at the edges to finish. Make sure to pull it tight. I suppose even using pinking sheers to finish the edge would be fine. A side slipcover if you will. That way you could change out the fabric on the sides anytime, any season and the speakers would always be black underneath so your wonderful husband wouldn’t feel like you had “ruined” his towers, yet you don’t have to look at the giant black spaces. Good luck to each of you with a great eye for a design element.

P.S. I love Mandi’s idea to paint just the caneing in gold too! I wish I had thought of that!