Then it will be too tall!

My key impression looking at the room is that everything is oversized for the space and there is too much in the room. If you are rethinking furniture - definitely think smaller framed and lighter colours. The mid century idea is a good one but the most important thing is to reduce the business of the room and think about proportions of the pieces you are using.

Perhaps you have pieces in other spaces that would work better or take a few things out and move things around.

I agree the mirror is too big - try it on another wall and hang some art in its place.

I think the wing chair works well as it has light underneath and is a lighter tone and less bulky which is what you need.

Try moving things around before you invest in anything new and when you do be clear about what you need to resolve the problems by defining the style or shape or weight of each piece.

You can be eclectic but that should come after the key pieces are decided otherwise you can make expensive mistakes.

All the best

That mirror is much better! Make sure you hang it no higher than the top of the windows and add some tallish items on each side to fill the 'gaps' . Three is always best!

Love the ikea couches, both of them ! You on the right track :)

Hi,

back for a second comment- I dont think you should put anything above the fireplace other than a piece of glassware or a vase.

Wait until you decide on your accent colour- for cushions etc and use that as an inspiration or you could let the piece inspire the rest of the room. It could have some texture - Freedom often have a pretty good range of this type of thing. Not sure of their current stock but it can also be returned if it doesn't look right. You may find it is best to cluster two or three pieces of varying height. but not too match and maybe some old and some new.

I think you should go with wooden legs for your couch and like the idea of rust. I have a sofa in this hue and it works well with dark teal and blue greys.

You are on the right track.

I like the colors except pink. But that's just me hot pink would be nicer with grey and greens.

I like the lavender , mustard and soft grey, beiges - I would avoid pink and white.

How exciting - I wouldn't decide the finishing touches until you have the new furniture. Make sure things can be returned if they are not right. I am sure you will enjoy having more light and space in the room.

All the best

A couple more pics.

So many good comments and your room is looking much more coordinated.

Your purple and yellow is quite bright. Not sure about the blue.

I think you have enough mustard color in there , live with it for a while, I don't think you need anything else and specialy not small rug to trip over.

Wow 94236633, you have done so much in only a few months! The space is looking great. Definitely less crowded and more light and texture to it. Enjoy your new space!

Try to match fire place colour to your grey sofa. If I was being really fussy I would go for round plant pots since you have lots of angles already in the furniture and art.

I like your Horse head painting and I know people hang it just like that frameless, but in some places it just isn't enough and I think your painting would look really stylish with a nice simple frame , maybe in one of the colours to match the horse. It's just my opinion, I like frames.