I struggle to do this confidently in my own home, but those examples are lovely. The first image, the silver chandelier recedes into the white ceiling and in the second image the wallpaper contains both silver and gold tones, so it unifies the metals. It's funny whenever I have a cool toned outfit, my automatic response is to wear silver jewellery but gold always pops more. I think it's the contrast that works in interiors also.

Haven't been in there for ages and it's just down the road, good idea. I should drive through Royal Pines Resort too, love their gardens. Guess I should stop looking online and find the time to get out there to see what's about. Really appreciate your suggestion, thank you.

Your scheme is very Deco like, the cornice is I'am finding the window treatment too heavy perhaps change to a lighter colour of light beige or white as per photo Colour scheme at the moment is black white and silver it needs a bit of lightening up to add some warmth but I can see Ghost dining chairs really working in your dining room but I think you mentioned keeping the current furniture cheers

Has the lounge got a gold or silver pattern through it. I can't tell from the photo. Can I suggest a plain navy floor rug to match your new kitchen cabinet colour. With navy throws for your lounge. Or even a plain red floor rug. If the colour in lounge is silver, add silver coffee table and accessories. If it is gold then gold accessories. I'm thinking with the different styles of lounge and your new kitchen cabinets, I'm thinking maybe a boho theme added to a plain rug, White also needs to be added to blend with your new kitchen. Since the rooms are close, add silver or gold accessories into your kitchen. Maybe copper colours may also work. But then, If nothing works, throw a big blanket over each lounge and cover the fabric. Even if you just put a blanket over the back of each lounge. Have fun.