Can you post a link the the furniture you're planning to order? My first thought was dark stain with chocolate brown leather. I know some will say this look is "tired" or "too neutral" but I think it would look classy and allow you to have fun with the rugs, pillows and accessories.

To me it looks like the "world is your oyster" I would love to have this problem!!

Congrats! To reference the above comment, it looks like you have a plethora of options to choose from. What about a color combination such as the one in our recent design and renovation below...hopefully that gives you some ideas!

Here's an example of what we might buy, style wise. Question is color.

My personal and professional opinion would be to hire someone local whose work you like and have them visit the space work out a furniture plan and furniture and finishes schedule. Those few hours of consultation will provide dividends in the long run.

One thing I'd suggest...a lot of people who go mission/A&C tend to keep a very tight color palette, but I would suggest that you not be afraid to go bold in that space. "Pops" of color with some signature pieces would be good.

Lovely home. Is the house mission style?

I was thinking an Emerald Green or some sort of Terracotta for Fabric

I would contrast and choose darker than the floor or medium to contrast lighter with the floor. The only caution is not to get something too close to the floor color or it will blend in and go away. Will the furniture company allow you to bring home samples to lay on the hardwood?

Hi Mbflash, thanks for posting!. Here is my idea. I would do naturals, with a touch of color. Look at this living room, design. It was done by FLW, Frank Lloyd Wright, at Fallingwater. He used naturals, the touch of color was:

1.orange
2.gold.

I also would suggest

3. greens (natural colors)

I like the light colors for sofa and chairs, pillows can be an accent.

also

4. a center rug might be nice with accent of color

The color of the chair you posted would blend into the floor. The natural beige that Arlene posted would contrast very well with the floor and add your color in accessories.

Black or white