I think you've done a great job. it looks awesome.
I'm not sure you need anything else right now. in time you'll probably replace the sofas but they look fine with everything else

The wicker furniture looks like it is in quite good condition, but is visually heavy and visually busy. There is a lot of it! Have you considered reducing the wicker to two pieces? If you can't swap out your partner, or the wicker furniture have you considered spray painting the wicker, and reupholstering the cushions?

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There are lots of videos online about spraying wicker furniture, but it is a fiddly job so I would engage a professional (don't try and do it aerosol cans).

Best of luck,

Dr Retro

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Haha, love that, swap out my partner. He definitely won’t agree to painting it but have thought about re covering the cushions. May just move 1 piece out of the room and see if that works. Thank you Dr Retro

Hi Lisa,
I think you have done a great job with your lovely room, if your budget allows I would go a .lighter colour for your lounge cushions, this could look really stylish and it would show off those Kartel chairs beautifully

love the first picture colour scheme julie and agree with Retro that removing even the single wicker chair will help, and as per the first picture a plain rug

Thanks for those photos Julie. Definitely the first one is what I’m going for. Think will have to bite the bullet and re cover. Maybe in an off white linen blend.

Hi Lisa. Yes agree to remove single wicker chair out and perhaps move green chairs to that spot. Repeat the greens in cushions on the couches. Perhaps think about changing out the red on the breakfast bar to a green or some texture to tie it all together. I love your coffee table and chairs - just gorgeous. If you do end up buying replacement furniture get something contemporary, off the floor - perhaps two couches (if you need better access to the door behind couch). Green inspiration..

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Hi Kim, we rent so can’t do anything to house. Would love to get rid of the burgundy on the kitchen, it’s also on all the lower cupboards! The cushions on the couch are almost same colour as chairs, they are velvet so don’t show up the colour in photos.

Can see a little better now.

Remove the current small cushions on the couch and the painting on the wall and replace with things that pick up the green from the 2 chairs to tie them in.

Why not just work with the colours within Julies first photo, the green of the plant shows how the green chairs will work, simple

Looks wonderful.

Thanks for your help Julie!

It doesn't all tie-in , to my eyes . The wingbacks are an 'old' green ( I love it ! ) , the wicker suite likewise is the same era . BUT the cushions ( as several others have hinted ) look too 'new' to me , especially the gold ones . There's around 8 cushions , all 8 in the green velvet would be overdone , but I'd try and do 4 in the green , and 4 in a wide green and white stripe -- the 'stripe green' probably in a lighter but vibrant green , similar to the green in the houzz house logo up the top of this page . $200 maximum for material , and you then have it more flowing , not matching , but all much the same era and same theme .

If I was really picky , the marble effect table possibly needs larger diameter legs to really match the Kartel chairs tubing , but I'm lucky in that I have access to a large engineering workshop -- if I had to pay , I wouldn't worry so much haha !

Thanks Pottsy, I bought the table online at great expense, didn’t realize legs were so skinny and it was so low (didn’t measure the height!) but can’t send back now. Yeah will do the cushions. When I find the right material will post for input. Thank you

Hi Lisa, if you’re not able to paint the wicker, I would redo the lounge cover - beige is a really hard colour to match and it’s muted compared to the fresher colour of wicker - basically one colour looks “clean” the wicker, and one colour looks “dirty” the lounge fabric, I don’t mean it is dirty, I mean the tone of the fabric if that makes sense. A light green-grey colour fabric would work really well in this space, a fabric store should be able to help with undertones. Either way in regards to the cushions, I would go for pink and green. You want to pull the colours out of the artwork behind the lounge so that the space ties together - this would also help tie in with the burgundy kick board in the kitchen. I would use a few pink velvet cushions on the main sofas, that way you’re relating the texture of the green velvet chairs and moving the art workwork into the space. I would also use some green cushions so that the green chairs are more integrated. If you can find a pink and green patterned cushion or fabric, you are on a winner! 😊

I’m not sure what your budget is, but I’ve Had a quick look and for pattern cushions, these would be great and go really well with a softer pink velvet cushion. I know there would be softer pattern options out there if you prefer that as well. I hope this helps and I’m sure whatever you decide to do will look great! You’ve got good bones here and a lovely mix of textures :)