There is enough break between the two that they're not fighting. Very interesting curtains.

I like the two together.

awesome! dont know if i like the green couch though .. try brown leather!!!

Jordan, poster said they're getting a new gray/brown couch so the green couch will go:)

Ok, positive comments, that's good!

When you say break between them, do you mean the physical space? I ask as we're getting a larger version of the rug which would close the distance.

they are good in same room - break is provided by chairs even with bigger rug.

The curtains and rug work great together -- good eye! I think the green sofa is the issue. And, based on your description of the fabric choice for the new sofa, I think you'll find it all comes together beautifully when your new sofa arrives!

Also, the size of the smaller area rug is okay, but I think the bigger version will be better because it will cover the gold tones of the wood flooring and allow the cooler tones of the rug and curtains to be the focus of the room.

Also...love the lamp. It's a great complement with the curtains. All around....great look and good job! All that's needed is a dynamic piece of art over the sofa!

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

New couch, nice art on the bare grey wall, and a piece of colorful pottery on the coffee table. Will look great!

Although you aren't requesting ideas on art or other decorating concepts for your room, I hope you won't mind if I suggest an idea for art. I think a large, rectangular piece of black and white photography would be sensational in this room. Something simple, but bold in statement on a subject that is, perhaps, close to your heart. It could be about landscapes, cloud formations or animals, so am posting some examples. Just thought I'd share....

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

They look great together, once the couch is the room will really work

The combination of the curtains rug is very chic! Nicely done!

It looks like I'm outnumbered, but I would have gone with a light pattern on pattern rug that matched your light colored wall and then you could add graphic pillows to work with the style of your drapery and modern coffee table, while introducing an additional pop of color in the room that could also be coordinated with art.[houzz=]/11338923/Orana-Ikat-Pillow-Gray-Brown-modern-pillows;[houzz=]

I think it looks fine!!! I would bring in some side tables, a soft dark gray throw, pillows and some art for the wall. I think once you add some accessories it will work just fine!!!

Give it a pop of color..... doesn't have to be much just a little something "unexpected".

I too think the rug and the drapes work well together -- they are a nice blend. Your new couch sounds like a good match too. What I think is missing is color! Try orange or yellow pillows, vases, a tray, a throw, etc. When you're ready you can also change up the accent wall color to something brighter and not so neutral.

I have to disagree with what most are saying. I don't think it's pattern that doesn't go with the rug but to me it's the lines that are competing. You have the lines of the color blocking on the rug and the vertical wavy lines on the curtains and I think it is all too linear. I wouldn't mind a pattern on the curtains if it was a little more free flowing.

Hi---I like the drapes-but not with the blinds... I like the rug---but not with the color of the wood floor. I recommend finding another rug, can be geometric, but avoid stripes/lines, as there is enough in drapes---should have a lighter color than wood floor and pull in hues from elsewhere in the room. Here's an example of one. I hope this is helpful. Really like all the pieces, just not all together. Make sense? Keep us posted and Good Luck!
http://www.overstock.com/search?keywords=gray+and+gold+rug&taxonomy=sto1&ralt=sto6,sto43,sto7&TID=AR:TRUE&searchtype=Header#quickview=9213498

I feel you are headed for a little bit of a challenge here. There is - or will be with the addition of the new sofa - pattern on the floor, the sofa and the drapery panels - all different kinds and related loosely by color. The rug is casual in feel, the draperies dressier, and the new sofa sounds transitional.

This might make it rough to find artwork that will fit in with all of these differing patterns and styles. You could change the draperies or the rug for something solid. Simple natural colored drapery panels that fill the window wall, corner to corner, or a solid, long shag or flokati rug for some texture.

Draperies and new sofa - probably fine. Rug and new sofa, not sure [ casual rug with stripes and no color of the sofa in there, and the sofa in stripes too but dressier].

Coordinating 2 of the 3 elements better will gain you a more cohesive space.