Hi Laura Given the colours in your living room, it seems that you like a neutral and natural palette, which is why the green has given you a bit of a shock! Fear not, you can totally make this work :) Why dont you consider going for a new and emerging style - Modern Western. You can team rustic timbers, Aztec patterns and tanned leathers to bring in a neutral and natural scheme, but also bring your couch into sync with everything else. Have a look at Bodos Modern Western concepts, which include paint, materials and products to bring your home and your new couch to life! You can instantly download for all of the information to get started.. We will be releasing our home concepts very soon, which can offer further information on soft furnishings and decorating. http://bodoboards.com.au/collections/modern-western One of our Bodo customers recently matched a similar green to your couch with these neutral Aztec patterns, just to give you an idea. Good Luck!

looks like over watering, also check drainage as it could be blocked and its sitting in water.

hi could be over watering, stick your finger in say 5cms if it is moist dont water, only water when you feel the soil is dry , they like to be moist but not wet, the stems seem to be rotting due to being constantly soggy, you could always take problem leaves and stem for advice from a nursery, but I would definitely hold back on the water, good luck.

Hi 12orange12, I think you have a bacterial leaf spot - the yellow edges around the spots are the giveaway that its a bacterial infection rather than fungal. It probably wont kill your Monstera, which are really tough plants. Unfortunately you can't make the spots go away once they've formed, but focusing on the general health of the plant will help it in the longer term. You can prune off any affected leaves (if you have spots on all the leaves just do a couple at a time) and it might help to put the plant in brighter light for winter.