Thank you that's a gorgeous chair although I do have a chair that I need to incorporate in the overall design, It's a similar colour to the cushion (green) with circles. I will attach a photo very soon.

My understanding of French Provincial is that it uses lighter, fresher colours as a base, so I would suggest neutral decorative cushions in white and/or cream which are textured or patterned. I think blue is also a common accent colour for French Provincial, but I'm not sure how a lighter blue (e.g. teal) or a darker blue (e.g. French blue) would work with the charcoal of the sofa. I would suggest heading to a home decorating store with a no questions asked refund policy and just grabbing everything that you like the look of and trying them out at home. A large throw in a neutral colour may also help in lightening up the sofa.

Hi Guy, Sounds like you need a cushion made to order. Not sure where you are based, but I can recommend Inform Upholstery in Melbourne. See: www.informupholstery.com.au/ Regards Mark

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.