Hi Misslucy, Did you go ahead with your sofas and chair? Would love to see how they turned out. Any pics you can share?

They sound nice! Try looking up Florence Broadhurst fabric online if you like a botanical or geometric look, very elegant designs in black and white.

Assuming the art picture was taken on your wall , the wall looks to have a grey tinge . The art i would describe as blue and grey , with a hint of mustard . The couch is grey . The red rug is dated ( or maybe isn't , but you understand ) and isn't a feature , but its pleasant . The grey with white specks is just 'nothing' , a large doormat . Personally , I wouldn't even consider a grey rug . Anywhere . But definitely not in a grey room with grey furniture . There is nothing wrong with the charcoal joinery , but IMO there is nothing that excites or stands out , and that includes a tan or charcoal leather chair . When a pleasant red rug is the thing that stands out , you'd maybe reconsider your colour scheme ? And CP , I prefer white leather furniture if you have a burnt orange feature wall -- the black joinery would be great , the grey couch would need red or burnt orange cushions , although the red rug may work .

The green is wonderful. It will definitely work with the greenery through the windows.