Hard to get a feel for the space but the first thing to do is lower all the art and get rid of some of the little pieces. A new lamp as the one you have too small , do not keep the pillows that match the drapes and the drapes look very skimpy so I would add at least one more panel on each side I would get a very textured rug like a shag maybe even white and use pillows like these on the sofa. Too much matching makes a room very boring. As for tables this looks to be a small space (hard to tell without more pics) so I would get a very simple clear glass coffee table if you have room and then maybe no end tables and just floor lamps.

Hi, with the colors you have in this space plus other rooms in your home as well as from what I could tell you like based on what you've saved in your ideabook (you seem to like bold colors and geometric patterns), I posted what perhaps you can use as inspiration photos....to help with color combination ideas, accents, etc.

The pillow I posted is from Jonathan Adler....and you'll notice that the designer of the rooms posted below has used this pillow (or one with similar colors from Jonathan Adler) in a couple projects as a way to tie in all of the colors together. Again, this is just an example....not necessarily a suggestion for your room.....although it could work very nicely......but you may also want to check out the Jonathan Adler website for other potential options. They have several (Bargello) pillows that would work well in your space, to help tie in the various accent colors in your home.

You could also tie your colors in with a rug vs. a pillow. Just keep the scale of any patterns you bring in entirely differ from the scale of the pattern in your drapes, especially if it's another geometric type pattern.

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