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Introduce natures colour other than just green. Mid toned timbers like oaks, or ash, and rattan, bamboos texture. A sisal large area rug with a ribbon edge detail, rattan furniture with lush upholstery, perhaps canvas upholstery with large green leaves like those of a monsteria leaf or frangipanis, scatter cushions of emerald green velvet and a mustard cord trim, timber lamp bases and some beaten copper! Maybe in lighting, frames, accessories or a drum coffee table. This adds luxury and light, and is rit on trend. The key pieces to consider would create a comfort zone within the living spae, include an oversized sofa for lounging, 2 rattan armchairs with feature upholstered cushions, scatter cushions tying hothead in to each other. Occasional side table, not matching pairs, perhaps, a bookcase if the room fits it, mirror the back and use it to display and store, a decorators dream. Place everything within your rugs outer edge, and dress with at least one lamp, framed prints, and some grouped interest items on your coffee table, maybe a tray loaded with a small glass bottle with a plant stem, a stack of face books or magazines, the cliche of and/or two. Position the furniture away from the walls, regardless of it being small, inapt in spite of it! Bringing things into he comfort zone creates a room within a room, and makes it feel luxe. Remember to face the armchairs to the outside either the doors or windows facing that pool, include a mirror. Soften the room with fabric, maybe a silk or faux silk curtain from a high rod, right across the entire window wall, to completely close the outside from the in at night. All a little the hotels would do.

hang a curtain track attached to a piece of wood suspended below the ceiling (anchored in overhead beams) with drapes or panel blinds or roller blind or venetians could work and/or what about an island bench made out of kitchen cabinet on castors with space for stool under overhanging counter

Thanks everyone for your kind contribution and feedback. Thanks especially to allanaspree for taking the time to photoshop your ideas into the photos - the centre table looks much better with your simple suggestions J (see post) I’m taking it all on board and will post the after photos.