Hi Vani. We need pictures of the room to help -- and I want to see your orange couch. Sounds yummy.

An area rug to tie together all the different colors in your room would be nice. Also, for an art idea, something like this metal gate turned on its side would be lovely.

Have fun!

http://www.homedecorators.com/images/items/medium/67233810.jpg

To me this painting by Wassily Kandinsky is perfect for your room -- at any rate, I'm suggesting you get a very multicoloured, exciting, modern piece of art. It will tie your colour mix together, and bring some variety to contrast with the formal shapes. Love that orange couch.

The Kandinksy comes in a 60" width, which I think would be good.

https://www.icanvas.com/canvas-print/crinolines-11386#1PC3-26x18

Thanks Rina. I just added a reindeer rug under my coffee table. Although I am still looking for a rug with orange beige and blue color for this setup. How about a wall mirror?Any thoughts on that

Vani, I'm sorry, email notifications don't always come through. I would not use a mirror over the sofa. You need a big statement of what you love there to make it all gel. But if you like mirrors -- go for it somewhere else. Place the mirror so that at least from some angles it reflects things worth looking at. A mirror facing a blank wall is bleah.

love Rina's suggestions!

If your art does the job of integrating the colours, then you could use a neutral rug. But don't choose the art for that reason -- choose it because it makes you say, "Yes! I want that in my living room." So get the art first, then go on to the rug. Which you do need.

PS: Integrating the colours doesn't mean using every colour in the room, by the way. Note that the art I chose has no beige. It doesn't mean using nothing but those colours. The art I chose has yellow and lime green and pink. It just means "working". It means being in the mood of the room and its colours and what you love.

Hi Vani,

I think for your home style we might have some art pieces that you'll be interested in. All of our pieces are signed and original. Very contemporary, colorful and at a accesible pieces.

Please check our collections to see if theres anything in particular you might like and let me know if I can help you in any way.

Something like this I think it would work. Its an acrylic on canvas painting with a lot of roughness and texture.

Alejandro

Here is an art suggestion. More on

https://www.etsy.com/shop/LizDuerStudio?ref=hdr_shop_menu&section_id=18330204

It's good to see people excited about color in their decor and furniture, rare in these times of trendy beiges and greiges. Although a modern style frequently pairs itself with abstracts, I encourage you to consider representational art as well, choosing an image that is meaningful to you -- coastal, landscape, figurative. That's what representational art does best -- it transports us to places that are beyond reality, but are still recognizable.

I am appending Eyrie and Gathering Thoughts, which both pull in different blues that work with what I'm seeing, and Stolen Kiss, with more neutral tones. All are available as originals through my site as Houzz, and the first two are also available as prints at my pages at Prints.com -- http://bit.ly/1ZLIe0T -- and Great Big Canvas -- http://bit.ly/1xSXDCP. Stolen Kiss has been available at Kirkland's, but it's presently sold out online and in the stores.

orange lover following along

I think the lovers above are wearing black.