Bump and my thoughts.

Good art blends so use what you love.

Your pieces seem to eschew a very soothing palette relying a lot on texture. Neutral so there is flexibility there. You could easily ad more colors pulled from the painting if you want. Seems to me like all your pieces go together but then I am all about eclectic. Others with a better eye may have other ideas.

Your painting isn’t by Keith Burgess, is it?

You have very nice, classes pieces. I would recommend giving them a bit of a more contemporary pop by mixing with some modern furniture: or fun pieces like a "ghost" Louis XV" chairs that are made of plastic but seem to work well with the actual ones! Go with a soothing color palette of peaches, light greens, etc., or go all pale washed out off white/beige with lots of texture and anchor with deep darker rug. Best luck!

Ipinkmountain, thank you for your thoughts. I too am ecclectic, hence the need for ideas as to whether everything is too matchy matchy. I have so many heavy pieces around the house being that most are French Country, I wanted to try some things that have a more gentle approach, especially with what I see is such a strong painting. Thank you for your advice. Thank you for your kind comment about the painting.

aprilneverends, thank you so much for your great suggestions. I love what you said about it finding its own place. That is so true. I have always heard that the Japanese feel that the home decorates around the owner. I am happy that you find the painting beautiful.

saypoint: The painting is by John Grande. His work has taken a really different turn these days.

CV & Associates, LLC: Thank you for your response. I have so many large armoires, dark walnut and pine, and heavy pieces with darker rugs in reds and dark grees in the rest of the house. Since this master bedroom suite is more of a retreat I wanted to feel more mellow and I love the idea of peach and light green. I have beens so attracted to the mid century modern but I didn't know whether it would mix with these pieces. I am glad to hear that it might. What are your thoughts? The seat at the foot of the bed? The lamps for the nightstands? The nightstands? The larger chair instead of ivory? Thank you for your input. Ellie

CV & Associates, LLC. I saw your modern meets Southwestern and it is really great. I see the concept of the white modern chair in a heavier more Southwestern design. It really works.

I think your painting is lovely and there's no reason for you not to use it in your new bedroom. I think a monochromatic room, when done well with lots of textures, can be absolutely beautiful. Good luck with your exciting project!

Thanks so much, Eleanor! Here in Southern AZ we have several homeowners who want to go beyond the "traditional" Southwest influences of Mexico, cowhide etc. , something lighter, as it were, and the mix with the Scandinavian furniture seems to please.

HI Ellie, re your comments above:...

"I have beens so attracted to the mid century modern but I didn't know whether it would mix with these pieces. I am glad to hear that it might. What are your thoughts? The seat at the foot of the bed? The lamps for the nightstands? The nightstands? The larger chair instead of ivory? Thank you for your input. Ellie"

Just want to clarify that not every traditional piece of furniture "goes" with Modern (Scandinavian) or other MId-Century style. You want to go what we call "high contrast": traditional with very modern. If you go somewhere in the middle it may not work as then you dilute the effect.

In summary, what you want to avoid is doing the whole house in one "period" (i.e. French Country) and one color. Mix it up and add a nice "surprise" element!

Best luck!