I think the golds in your frames and other wall hanging would go very nicely with the red JudyG posted. You might start with just a couple of walls as it's going to be quite dark. I painted part of my bedroom a similar color--it was the color of canned chili, and my husband thought it was too dark so I changed it. I think your furniture would look wonderful with that. And with paint color, I told my husband that I'm not done with the bedroom until I say 'I LOVE IT!' You should do the same--you want to love looking at your living room.

I totally agree with painting one wall yellow/orange and the others in white. A good choice would also be honey yellow or terra. I guess when people hear orange they freak out because they probably think about neon orange or something too bright and disturbing for the eyes. How about mint? This is quite a popular color this days.

Porters Rust Paint. It does look great as a feature but it's a shame most don't have the guts to use it. We are about to (next couple months) repaint our feature wall (10 years it's been maroon) to Porters Rust.

Greys can be tricky and "read" so very differently in one space to the next, depending on the light. Dulux Raku or Malay Grey may be worth a look for deep tones. Also, check out the colour atlas at the paint store as it will give a lot more choices then the display of sample cards or brochures. This will also tell you the Red, Green and Blue value (RGB). You'll want the blue value to be less then the red to get a warm grey.