Find your style. What do you like? What colors turn you on?

When I look at your photos the words that come to me are nondescript and monotone boring.

Are you into color? Do you have art you LOVE?

Regardless, the coffee table is all wrong because it is too small and just another rectangle - Let us know your style.

Then we can help direct you.

Best.

Go to a store or a few and look for a pillow you really like. Take it from there on a direction. Or, while out see if there are any paintings or prints that speak to you and take it from there in a direction.

or find an area rug that really turns you on!

Great— you know the kind of art you LOVE. To me, that’s huge because I think art really makes a room.

If I were you, I’d take my time and find a piece that really speaks to you in every which way in terms of mood, style, color, etc. Think about if you want one main piece of art or a gallery wall, and make sure your art is the right size, The general rule (of course, it can be broken) is that it should take up about 2/3rds of the space. So measure, for example, the length of your sofa and plan to use about 2/3rds of the space with your art.

Once you have your art in place, you can see how your rug works with it. If it does, you are set... then add pillows that connect to your art. They don’t have to match... but to me it’s easier if they “speak” to each other. Be mindful of the weight of the fabrics of the pillows. Since you have a heavy-weight upholstery (it appears) I probably wouldn’t do anything too light/fragile looking.

As for your table... I like the leg style you have going on right now. It works with your sofa. Just for fun, try dressing it up with things you have around the house. Pretty objects you like, books, maybe a small vase of flowers if you don’t have kids or pets to knock it over. I would hold off on buying a new table until you play around with that, find your art, etc.

Based on the photos you shared of art you like, I really think you are going in the right direction. You seem to be drawn to earth colors so keep true to yourself.

This blog has is a great resource for all sorts of tips that make deco a little easier:https://fredgonsowskigardenhome.com/2011/09/12/hanging-pictures-over-a-sofa/

See, it's not so hard, you like warm accents. Warm accents will look great with what you have so far. You even have a handle on art you like.

Yes, find your inspiration piece. commit to it. go from there!

It doesn't have to be one large one but that's what I would do. A larger rectangle . Hung with longest length horizontal. However, you have options.

Your art should cover 2/3 - 3/4 the width of the couch and be hung 6 - 8" above the back.

Right now you have way too much brown. Find your art and use that to inform your accessories. Then look for a coffee table with a little pizzazz.

You've gotten some good advice, but since you seem to gravitate to warm colors the rug may not be right for this space. Find a rug that has terracotta and blue in it, or whatever colors will look good with your art. A large abstract piece would look great over your couch. I would also suggest a larger rug which will make your living area look larger and more impressive. A glass and metal coffee table would be great, and maybe nicer end tables, which don't have to match each other or the coffee table, although they should be similar in height. A good-looking modern lamp, perhaps made out of some kind of metal, might be a nice touch.

Make good use of your shelves to add warmth and character -- a mix of books and items you love looking at that express your taste and personality, and your life.

Deep rich colors for a wood floor that's warm:

Jaipur Living Kennelly Cream/Black Textured Throw, 50x60 · More Info

Momeni Delhi DL-42 Multi, Area Rug, 8'x10' · More Info

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You showed a red rug - look close up and you'll see the deeper red in it. Good reviews.

Nourison Karma Red Area Rug · More Info

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This would seem to take the place of abstract art, and ok if you have a subject you like for art: landscape, horse, people.... :)

Earth's natural color palette, features heavily saturated shades of deep midnight teal, rich saffron gold and bright carnelian red in globally influenced designs. Polypropylene/nylon.

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I should ask if sofa is charcoal, or?

Extra thick poly boucle:

Betsy Throw Blanket, Cherry · More Info

Finds:

"Abstract Fire Red" Abstract Canvas Artwork, 40"x30" · More Info

"Artistic Brown", Abstract Canvas Artwork, 30"x30" · More Info

Love what Groveraxle posted, it's stunning.

N W, the sofa is blue? Wow, everything in your photo looks brown on my monitor. Maybe it's your lighting.

I wouldn't say clash - an artist may include a steely- blue with I suppose many colors. Of course, what you buy, you'll place there, and see! :)

Not sure about the red rug though. If your house was quite modern, maybe. I think your art should be large enough - to seem like it's 'standing with' and supposed to go with nearby furniture.

This has what seems your paint color - nice blues... ?

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If you want the red rug, I wouldn't splash much red all over the walls. ;-)

But maybe pick this, just one idea:

"Done for the Day" Painting Print on Wrapped Canvas, 45"x30" · More Info

With momeni delhi - type with just one color.

"Blue Snow Storm" Print on Brushed Aluminum, 60"x40" · More Info

You could buy a patterned chair with a red?

Wool rug - with your pillows and red boucle throw above?

Surya Mavrick MAV-7027 6'8"x9'8" Rug · More Info

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thanks for the link to joybird -cool options!

NW - everdebz suggested art and rugs which do a nice job of connecting the gray blue sofas with reds and gold tones.

Did any of those images turn you on?

Pleasant room. The neutral walls will enable you to add any colors you like. Blues, even including dark bold cobalt blue, and reds, particularly deep bold burgundy, will work well for accessories. The room isn't overly large so don't crowd it with too many furnishings.

The plain rug works really well with the wall color and the furniture you have, so don't rush to settle for just any rug. Do get some double sided rug grippers or tape so the edge of your current rug isn't a stumble hazard.

https://www.google.com/search?q=rug+gripper+tape&source=univ&tbm=shop&tbo=u&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwja98qB8pLZAhXSwFkKHeIiB58QsxgIKA&biw=1366&bih=650

If you're looking for a new coffee table, do consider an oval coffee with rounded corners (less of a knee knocker), and/or whether you'd find a shelf beneath it useful (it can be ... very).

https://fthmb.tqn.com/ZWIu48ScqjKN5kDRooQFF_tF25o=/768x0/filters:no_upscale()/rockler-free-coffee-table-plans-5807a48f5f9b5805c2afa49b.jpg

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You could add color or interest to your fireplace by selecting the right cover.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/5a/69/f2/5a69f25e6c0b28b57941937c88d53e11.jpg

https://frontgate.scene7.com/is/image/frontgate/41791_main?$wfbd$

https://i.pinimg.com/236x/47/56/05/475605a1242af6b6fcbf5c0f1c287b14--fireplace-screens-peacocks.jpg

https://cdn.homedit.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Artsy-fireplace-screen.jpg

Rather than end tables, you might consider a pair of lamp/table combo units.

http://c.shld.net/rpx/i/s/i/spin/image/spin_prod_809509712?hei=245&wid=245&op_sharpen=1&qlt=85

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71BBHzDQTXL.SY463.jpg

You might also consider a mantel and/or surround to add interest to your fireplace and break the monochrome look of that wall.

https://cdn3.volusion.com/czqkv.dstgp/v/vspfiles/photos/Pearl-Mantels-Blue-Ridge-2.jpg?1395233456

If you're wanting to paint the shelves something other than white -- but don't want to remove the books -- perhaps you could push the books back a bit, add some painter's tape and then just paint the outer edge of the shelves. Alternately, there is "wood" trim tape (spotted some at Lowes) that might work for those shelf edges -- especially if you're adding a fireplace mantel and/or surround and can find that tape in the same wood look.

https://www.google.com/search?q=wood+trim+tape&source=univ&tbm=shop&tbo=u&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj7jtek85LZAhWBrFkKHUspBWkQsxgIKw&biw=1366&bih=650#spd=4695170571868136028&spf=1517975473989

Blank walls aren't nearly as annoying as walls with the wrong art on them. Take your time and enjoy shopping for any wall art -- knowing what is available before making a major art purchase is key to avoiding buyer's remorse. Art is a matter of personal taste -- choose what you like, perhaps something that reflects your family's interests (beach, mountains, etc.).

For reasons of traffic flow, for that space along the outside wall between the windows and across from the longer sofa, you might consider a desk/table (something not too deep) rather than another seat -- perhaps something to match the wood in wood art:

http://himalayantrexplorers.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/wall-art-wood-4-wooden-decor-best-25-ideas-on-pinterest.jpg

perhaps a sofa table with stool(s) that could be used for extra guest seating:

https://irastar.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Spectacular-Sofa-Table-With-Storage-decorating-ideas-for-Living-Room-Traditional-design-ideas-with-Spectacular-built-ins-den-family.jpg

Have fun and let us know how your project progresses.

(Note: the modern metal and glass coffee table and small round end table someone suggested really don't suit your more traditional sofa and loveseat all that well.)

@visualize - seems everyone waits for/ wants a photoshop post - do you? :)

I blued up your sofas a bit to try to make the colors more accurate, kept the same art and pillows, but replaced the rug. This is Pier 1's popcorn jute rug in a color called mist. I keyed off the blue-green color in the art over the sofa.

hahahaha very nicely put everdebz - I do like it - if I only knew how to do it!!!!

If you just hit the link, it opens doesn't it?

N W, that particular piece is by Sydney Edmunds. You'll find it on this page: https://www.greatbigcanvas.com/category/emerging-artists/edmunds-sydney/?pagesize=90&shape=1

But poke around a bit there, and also at http://www.gallerydirect.com/ and https://www.art.com/ You may find something you can't live without and take your room in a whole new direction.

Nice job, NW! Now you are moving right along.

I like the first and the last one because the colors are popping much more and the scale of the art is better.

I have to learn that - you're on a roll, and adding 'punches' of color to 'lift' dark blue and beige-y rug, nice!

I know you like color. The blue of your sofas is hard to work with, but here are a couple of iterations for you.