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Love your space! Very tropical place Bali and inspires holidays to most of us. From first look it is a bit too much contrast with the grey/pink theme and the beautiful painting, lights etc are not quite enough. I would get three pots, very large, medium & small in aged mustardy yellow or aqua. Big glossy green plants in them with the smallest on the coffee table having something softer like maidenhair. The flowers on the side table would move to another spot, dining table, bedroom, bathroom or kitchen. Medium squat aqua pot here instead with strappy green leaves and a beautiful mirror above or behind it. The tall pot near the light to cast some shade from the hot sun. Add plumper cushions in assorted sizes and shapes and a pretty mint green tea set ready to serve.

I'd be inclined to stick to similar or darker woods with a similar warm tone. The furniture doesn't have to match the floor, of course. In my last house we had spotted gum floors and mainly blackwood furniture (with a few pieces of mahogany). Looked great, especially with a few rugs to provide some visual separation between floor and furniture. Wood floors provide a pretty flexible backdrop: just don't mix too many different finishes with them.

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