I would actually try a glossy black, or perhaps a japan black stain with teal scatter cushions over your neutral cushion. Glossy black looks great against blues and green, its a simple classy look and its easy to change it up with scatter cushions should you decide to use it elsewhere in the house.

bigreader I'm okie..thanks for caring ..just need time to readjust kind of walked out on my job..so looking for stuff to fill in my time ..I hate being bored and sitting sround fiddling my thumb been looking for courses to do and taking my camera out.. these I took yesterday in Warrandyte..

Jakkiea777, the lounge is a lovely shape and fits the room well, it also looks very comfy (so hopefully will be as it wears in). I think the biggest challenge is finding colours to blend in with the stone and also with your floor colour, although it looks as though it blends with your wall colour. I agree remove the ottoman for now as there is already enough of that colour in the room. Perhaps add a lovely green plant in a big pot in its place. Have you considered neutral colours such as grey or even white cushions, rug, to blend it all in? Maybe abit of green as well? Love to see pics as you work out what works, I can see the room coming together beautifully.

hi Jen, What you have done sounds lovely, I understand things can get really busy with colour, I am a neutral person so go with mainly creams and stone colours and white, maybe you could pick up more of a neutral colour scheme and only add the yellow from your painting in say a bowl or vase, white and stone look great together , sounds like we are alike as I dont like things too busy and in your face either, its a lovely big room maybe tone down to blend with tiles and curtains, lots of textured cushions and throw could look better than too much colour, more restful on the eye too.