crystal pea yes....

could an end table be a small one, and see-through to reduce crowded look.

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As crystalpea showed, and so here's the first I saw....W 24" / H 15" / 11.7 lbs. / Metal, Faux Marble - I have to go, but this is 24"....

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Thank you everyone such great ideas!! “Decorate accordingly” I mean how to pull from the painting and decorate the room to fit and complement(?)

Could you edit out some of your furniture? There seems to be too much for the space. I really like your midcentury chairs and your fireplace.

As far as decorating to compliment the painting, I think your color scheme is neutral enough for your painting and goes nicely. Not sure if you are trying to add more color throughout the room? But I think a layered neutral look in different textiles works better for your space and will really let the art stand out.

desire, what color(s) do you like best in the painting that you would like to see throughout the room? I think green, with blue as a subsidiary color, would work well and look good especially with your house plants.

I don't think you have to do too much to the room beyond cushions, new lamps, a throw, and tray for the ottoman. I would look for green patterned pillows (Etsy is a good source, as is Zara Home).

I would replace the two table lamps, if possible, with green lamps. Something like these Safavieh lamps at Overstock,

https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Safavieh-Lighting-30.5-inch-Mae-Long-Neck-Ceramic-Green-Table-Lamps-Set-of-2/7570739/product.html

I would add some interest to the ottoman by putting a large square tray, probably wicker or rattan, on top; Pier1 and Home Goods/TJ Maxx etc. often have these on sale.

I'm not sure what your budget is, but I'd look into replacing the vertical blinds. Curtains if they fit, or bamboo blinds which are fairly inexpensive.

As important as adding to/replacing some items in the room is removing some things. I'd go through the items on the mantel shelf and also the pass-through windows and remove a bunch of the small bits and pieces. I wouldn't add too much to the room (including on the walls) because there's already a lot in the room (which isn't a bad thing : ) ) and you have the pass through window. So I'd be leery of adding too much to the walls and adding too many other colors.

That minty / bay water color is so great - I'd try at least, crystalpea's pillows. Not so hard to find. Maybe a bit deeper - cause can't tell color of sofa.

Is that color a bit retro too?

Thing is with vertical blinds - depends on location - somehow yours are tucked into the corner, sort of same scale as art / sectional is also a chunk. To me they are not bad....if they're good for your lighting, etc.

as to crowding, and using a chair in corner -- can one section be removed to decrease width by window? maybe one chair there, better.

Photo? without brown pillows or ottoman, etc...

The couch is a cool grey, from Copenhagen...I don’t know what colors would clash or complement with that grey. Is the club chair too much? We need the seating...and the rug, the neutral is ok or would a better rug work?

What is distracting in this room is the opening to the kitchen. It just really takes away from anything you do in this room. I'd seriously consider hiring someone to drywall it closed. Then you can add more art - perhaps a mirror somewhere - and have a nice background for your furniture and your new painting. It really is what is spoiling everything.

The club chair is black, the two MCM chairs were just redone with a brown smooth leather.

Thoughts on another rug or is this one ok for now?

I think it's ok for now : ) . There's not much showing and you already have a lot going on visually in the room.

Thoughts on these lamps?

Lamps ok. with me it's about color - will pillow[s] repeat pretty colors of art? [if lamps don't]

Those lamps are all very nice but I would take the opportunity, if you're going to buy new lamps, to introduce one of the new feature colors in the lamp. If you go with green, I could see this in the room,

https://www.chairish.com/product/526697/wildwood-dark-green-crackle-glaze-porcelain-table-lamps-a-pair

Don't miss the chance to use whatever accent color you decide to bring in.

Also, make sure you measure the lamp height and also the height of people, especially if they are reading or sewing, seated near the lamps to make sure you get that correct. There's nothing worse than a lamp that's too short to be usable.

https://fredgonsowskigardenhome.com/2011/05/19/the-right-height-of-a-table-lamp-for-your-end-table

Style wise I like the caprice lamp.

Grey sofa / black chair / 2 brown chairs -- this type pillow?

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I agree, a chance to complement flower shapes / colors of art - what about subtle striped? Do you need more bl/br/grey for pillow colors ?!!

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I like the pillow with less pattern - will a lumbar go on one of the chairs?

https://www.houzz.com/products/retro-midcentury-50s-60s-modern-lumbar-pillow-with-feather-down-insert-prvw-vr~90431575

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I'm surprised that no one has mentioned that the gray of the sofa and the brown of the rug don't go together very well. I would definitely get a large area rug, which will also brighten this whole area. I would remove the floor lamp clinging to the wall for dear life and the big, black square ottoman. I agree that the view of the kitchen is the big spoiler here, especially since it's so huge. Others have already suggested decluttering the fireplace, trying the painting there instead, new pillows, a coffee table and new lamps and side tables. The side tables should be alongside the couch, not sticking out from it. Your couch, by the way, is really nice.

The blue is as soft as the wall color, so that might be good... neutral jute:

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Thing is, I don't like the much contrast of dark ottoman with white blinds.... so even a neutral rug won't change that, but I think this would be better than what seems a tan rug.

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Not with current dark on rug:

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This yellow might be blend in uplifting way through to kitchen's dark cabinets....

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To blend with walls, nice.

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The best cellular shade could be nice, blending with walls rather than fireplace. Maybe the up/down kind.

I agree with Anglophilia and Ingrid -- that opening to the kitchen is distracting and unlovely. How about using colonial-style shutters or a blind to close it off? Something with texture would look good -- grass or bamboo blind, perhaps.

Desirestyle the Caprice lamp is very nice...still need to replace coffee table with a round... the one you have is to dark..you could add a small accent rug under coffee table in a light cream with some texture..

To lighten up that black club chair buy a small sheepskin or fur pelt to throw across it...very mid century modern! Lighten up the pillows with colors from the painting but not to matchy...just from the same family of color I would go a bit brighter like the pillows I had already suggested..instead of the funky vintage car pillow do textured ivory or white.

Desirestyle...did you try that art over fireplace? The room is heavy on the one side with sectional and oversized art it would really help balance the room....if the art could fit over fireplace and hang it vertical instead of horizontal.

She has a good point - and we haven't seen front of fp! Yes, art is big, but I love that you love it.

My thoughts were to try it over the fireplace, or fill in the big hole and place it there.

Unfortunately the art is too big for over the fireplace...that would have been a great place though. Would a glass coffee table be better to make the space feel bigger? Maybe matching pillows on the Brown MCM chairs?

Also how do I pick pillows that aren’t too “matchy”. I struggle with how to tie things together without being too matchy. Not sure how much wood is too much as well....

I can answer for myself - that I posted glass top earlier.

Can you try the art over the fireplace and post a picture. I also think it's too big for

on that wall, as great as the art is.

Unfortunately the painting will fit to the white sides of the fireplace or even hang over:-( still trying to figure out how to not make the decor too “matchy”....any thoughts?

Did you try turning it the other way? It looks rectangular in shape.

If you don’t want it to be matchy.....Don’t pull colors from painting just do soft neutrals with subtle prints onto sofa..add a white faux fur throw at one end of sectional to lighten the space...add one white geometric pillow with just a touch of black..add gold base table with light solid surface...or a blonde wood coffee table mid century style...add a snake plant in a stand next to fireplace..

here is my suggestion of 3 coffee tables that would work in your room...

I agree about the art, it should be shown tall instead of wide.

Eh, I'm cheap. I'd get a rug in a lighter color or mix of colors, (something more complimentary to the art) put a blind over the opening to the kitchen, (GREAT IDEA) and call it a day. Most bang for your buck, IMHO. Anything else would be more icing on the cake.

Remove those vertical blinds....just add roll up bamboo shades will look great in this space....I think I would also remove one end table just to much furniture in this space....I would remove the black club chair too you need some open floor space so it doesn’t look over loaded....

Home interiors- how do I incorporate color from the painting without looking too matchy? I want to include some of those colors without going overboard...I love your coffee table suggestions!

I would only add a throw blanket in the soft aqua into the space..lots of the shades neutrals like the pillow ideas I posted onto the sectional...maybe a set of small ceramic vases on the mantle in gray and aqua..keep the color from art small and subtle...if you add any kind of rug do a neutral shag..

Great piece of art, now you need to pull the colors from the piece and put them around the room. Try getting pillows, a rug, window treatments, and accessories with color. A new coffee table would work well too since the one you have is so dark.

Would cream clash with the white? Still trying to figure out a good pillow combination! Home interiors: any other pillow combination ideas with the neutral colors? I have some ideas on how to incorporate color subtly.

You could do a combination of light grays and white...a bit more contemporary

if you want to keep your sectional, try trading out the coffee table for something more rectangular or two cubes so as not to eat up the whole room. If you are ready to buy new furniture, I would suggest 2 separate pieces with an end table in the corner with a lamp on it. The sofa rules the room right now. LOVE the fireplace and mirror, but would change out the vertical blinds for softer roman shades. Use the colors in the painting for pillows and throws and keep patterns to a minimum since the painting is the focal point. Using round end tables will soften the "squareness" of the room.