It's an attractive piece, but it seems a little heavy and dark for your space. I would suggest something with a light mat to contrast against your melon colored walls.

I really like your table and lamp and think the pic works...it tie into some of the furniture too...good job.

I am gonna paint in April so melon will be toned down if that makes any sense.

U r making progress Angela..love your table and lamp!

I love it but just looking for an extra eye. Also since I started everything I love doesn't always.

Every thing is perfect

The blue is coming in from the entry way

I think the picture goes well here. Good choice!

really like the melon and bleu combo,but am glad you are going to tone down the walls,it will make the rest look even better once the wall is not so much melon!!!will you send an update,would love to see how it all comes together...

@carole will do, except the question remains, do I leave the accent wall melon, do I go completely away from the melon. Or completely repaint the whole thing leaving the kitchen area the melon. The last is my favorite but only time will tell.

That looks good Angela!

Hi Angela! Make sure you hang the picture high enough to draw the eye up as this will obviously be your focal point. Also, I love the black frame with your dramatic colors. Go bold or go home, right? Throw a few other black accents around the room and it will take the melon down a rung without you having to repaint. Let the painting be the star and remove any patterned cushions on the sofa and narrow your cushion colors to perhaps a solid black and the orange you already have on your sofa and use different sizes to up the ante. A lumbar pillow and a few larger, over-stuffed pillows will make such a difference. Great job!

I would be tempted to paint that picture frame a bold accent color that relates to your room and the picture. The dark frame seems to drag it all down, IMHO. Good luck

@juneb1961, yes I plan on hanging the picture, wanted to make sure that I liked it first before I start putting more holes in the wall. My daugther said mom if you bought it then you liked it. Go figure!. @alwaysdesigning, I have dark pieces all over the house in the wall unit and console in the entryway so would be afraid to paint and then I dont like it.

which color would you change too?lightbleu or white or grey there are lots of nice colorcombination within your colorscheme...

Angela A softer more complex painting, one that doesn't have a central line. You already have lines in your curtains. Don't rush, try a lighter frame.

@carole, I like the last one withe the orange/melon wall and looks like a white/creme. The recommended colors that the designer told me is from
Sherwin William called Fragile Beauty,Casablance or Steam Milk

@carole, I also like the second one too..

they are both nice and light!!you mentioned the kitchen could stay melon,so i thought the last one would be right for you...i like the 2nd one too,it is very light but still with all the colors you already have...

FYI, this is also an option. Notice my fascination with sunset, could be because I am from the island.

@carole, yes they were right on time, perfect choices and show how I can still keep some of my orange and wont feel so sad, since I had gotten so used to it being that color and feel the kitchen is the perfect place to keep it. Thanks so much for your time.

love this sunset!!

You like the second one you are saying Carole..

There is more likes on this pic, does this mean that it is better than the other one.

I would agree with other commenter that dark frame makes this painting look heavy. Have you tried frameless art like prints on aluminum or metallic paper especially if you like reflective feel and vibrant colors of the art. You always can frame them later if you decide.
Check out http://alexeirebrov.com

Angela, all these pieces are fine, just choose the one you most enjoy looking at. If you are still deciding here is a couple more options that seem to go well with your color scheme :). And Alexei is right, if your like a more contemporary look you can hang your art unframed. Ours can be displayed unframed on canvas, for example. Enjoy!.. Raisa

@Alexei, I have been looking at your art and they are awesome. think the one I like was out of my budget.

@Angela Pascoe, Thank you! I run 50% off sale until end of March, let me know!

@Alexei, Love print 7500 and 4879, the others have too much other colors in them with the oranges.

The one currently there is 69L and 39H if that makes sense.

I hear you! I think #7500 is light and soft and will work perfectly with current room setting. The piece original geometry ratio is 2x3 meaning that you need 60" wide print (I guess that you sofa is about 80") and it will be 40" tall. More elegant solution will be to crop the original to 24x60". What do you think?

Ok, so it is longer and thinner. Love that.

It can be close to original size 70x40" and will look similar

Yes definately 7500 and FYI, I have some family in Missasauga and Brampton.

Very cool! Are they also struggling from cold winter? :)

@Angela Pascoe, FYI: 70x40" almost 75% more expensive than 60x24" because of surface footage.

Ok so you are saying go with the 60 by 24 is the way to go.

I do not see a 60 by 24 on your site, I see a 60 by 40 and as a retired Army veteran in school full time not sure if I can afford that price at this time.

Right!
If you fix 24" height and think about how long you want it to be you will get similar cost.
24x70" will be just 15% more than 24x60" ...
But putting price aside you don't want the picture to be too close to the window, right?
If the sofa "touches" the drapes and this is fine, picture needs to have space around to "breath" .

I suggest 60x24"

I don't have 60x24" on the site at this very moment but I will in couple hours. I am working on that.
Considering 50% sale until end of March it will cost $720 (delivery included)

I have not put up picture yet because I wanted to be sure.

I think you are doing a great job pulling things together. I like the picture above and the current framing as the black gives some nice contrast against all the melon. While I like your end table choice, it is too small to hold a lamp. This is more of a drink table then a lamp/end table. Proper proportions can make all the difference in how your space comes together. I like your entry set up, but feel there you could use a slightly taller lamp on the console. You are doing great and looks like you have plenty of advice to help you feel confident in completing this space! Enjoy it!

Yeah, in another life but right now I cannot see spending that much on art.

I hear you! I am glad you liked my art. Talk to the people from the place you got that painting and maybe they can figure out how to hang it without frame (or change the frame color to white)

@Sarah, total agree with you on the lamp table, love it but it is only enough for lamp, did discuss this already but maybe not on thread. Will leave for now until I find the right piece.

It's lovely, if it's going to be on it's own and centered on the wall.

@Alexei, thanks for taking the time.

You are very very welcome!

@Angela, I added more similar compositions to the store: http://alexeirebrov.com/collections/panoramic-prints They are called Panoramic Prints and will be good over the sofa and in a bedroom.