your art work to small ,and the chair and stool need to go together ,then i would tie them together with cushions the same color on the couch,otherwise i would get rid of them and keep to the neutral tones .

I like that coloured chair as well but there is nothing else in the room (apart from the Ottoman stool which I am not keen on - just my personal choice). You could take those items out of the room and stick with your beige them but you could also take the cushions off the couch and get some to blend in with the chair, get a few knick knacks and get rid of the picture off the wall (another thing that is not my favourite item in the room) and hang some art work in the room to really revamp the space. Overall you must remember you have to love the room, what we say doesn't matter. Just take the chair out of the room for a few days and see how you feel then - before you make any decisions.

I love your accent chair... have you put its ottoman over on the other side of the sofa? ;) I agree with a couple of the other posters here... your artwork is hung too high and is small-ish, maybe find a larger rectangular piece of art with some of that teal colour to tie in and some pillows with that colour as well, or neutral, that you can change up when you feel like it. Love that teal!!

Pull the rug away from the lounge. The teal accents arn’t gelling with the pink carpet. The picture needs to be bigger or lower. Is the anywhere else for the fish tank. It all looks too regimented along the wall. Relax it by pulling the rug out a bit further. Hope this helps.

I like your artwork, it goes with the blush scheme but it is too small and too high for that position. Rather than get rid of it could it go elsewhere perhaps even vertically on a narrow wall?

I agree, the artwork and rug are too small. I would keep the accent chair and place the footstool in front or get rid of the footstool. A larger piece of artwork (with teal and blush tones) placed at eye level above the lounge, a larger rug and a few colourful cushions (textured/patterned) mixed in with the existing cushions, would finish the room off nicely.

HI,

A much larger rug and art work would make all the difference. Have fun with colours, you will be fine. Also, how about you move the foot stool from the wall and put it in front of the matching chair ?

good luck,

Don't stress and make sure you go and buy what you really like. Sometimes, the obvious choice doesn't work or simply doesn't suit. Don't feel tempted to narrow yourself with colours or anything. Move things around, take your time, you will know when its right.

It's just that the carpet doesn't sit nicely with the wall colour. You need some accent colour in there so your chair is fine but I would add or replace some of the cushions on the lounge. The artwork is over your head so bring that down to eye level and I would look for a new colour for the wall as that is the easiest to change. Hopefully you don't live in a too warm climate as the carpet is a warm colour and the toning the wall will add to the warmth. I realise that grey is very popular at present so my other suggestion would be a huge grey mat to cover a much larger part of the existing carpet.

I think the large wall art you posted on Wednesday and the cushions, especially the one with the diamond in the centre, would work great together.

I would leave this nice rich teal accent chair with ottoman. Bring some color with wall art and accent pillows.

Your wall art is too high. Move your ottoman across the chair. And you need a bigger rug.

I too like the accent chairs. Throw rug in teal definitely. I might be biased as I'm into teal scheme at the moment in my home. What about a 3D wall art like this which has some teal in it to add colour to the plain walls?

Some ideas of a throw, a rug and my feature wall... Might be inspirational for you?.

Love those photos julie herbert! Please remove the rug it really is not good in this space at all! You need texture in a few of ur cushions. Wall art too high. Agree with others stool needs to be near teal chair. agree with others that blush and teal dont match.