Hi there, I would be inclined to bring the green inside to complement your foliage outside. I can see you have a patterned cushion with some green on it. If you decide to buy the cushions and you like the patterned green one, simply take the cushion along with you and try complementary colours. Maybe teal or lime to lift the sofa. Green is fairly timeless and you can enhance with a lovely indoor plant. Have fun.

A round coffee table/tables similar to the above photo would look great, two things, would you consider moving your side board back next to the end of the leather lounge this would mean swaping the lamp and the circle wall hanging over and placing a floor lamp on the floor in that corner. Then the lamp next to the sofa could be used for reading and also give softer lighting to your room instead of the ceilin lights. Also your lounge appears to be made up of two sections, a two and a three seater or two x three seaters, could you move the section under the window along towards the door which would allow for a low square table with lamp in that corner. The small corner of the "L" would look lovely with full length curtains, floor lamp and arm chair with side table, your dining table appears to be on the other side of that window? Love your Iranian pot and stand next to the front door, I used to have a couple of those. Attaching more photo's for your thoughts.

Indeed - you have a wonderful blank, contemporary canvas there Olivia! We'd whole heartedly agree that you start with an artwork that you love and use that to guide the colour scheme / the other accent pieces such as rugs and cushions. You might like to start here for some inspiration: https://www.signarture.com.au/pages/interior-design-and-decorating-ideas. And you needn't go for colour impact if that's not you: these treescapes of ours were used to augment the client's tonally neutral palette. Do reach out if anything in our collections resonates with you.

Rachael, you’re very welcome! It was fun to draw up. As far as layering photos, I wasn’t suggesting you cover one photo with another, (what is the point of having beautiful photos and memories then! Lol) rather, overlap the edges of the frames (both are quite wide from your photos) so that they are connected without obscuring the images within. Hope that makes sense! What a difference just painting that back wall makes! It really opens up the room now. I think the few bricks around your fireplace now is a very charming feature. It keeps the charm of the original while bringing the rest of the room into a fresh new era! Well done! I would suggest running a long extension chord for your tv for now while you try out a new layout for the space if there are no powerpoints on the far wall, just to be sure you like the arrangement. Can’t wait to see updated images of your new space!