I agree with Elle. You have enough stars of the show between the wallpaper and the green sofa.

Thanks Elle! I hadn't thought of pulling in the forest green. you are right, doing another jute (or similar) rug in that area IS the best way to pull it together! I don't know why when I am working on my own space - I cannot be decisive (or logical for that matter :-) ) about things...it is SO weird!!

If I were you I would remove everything from the room and start over, the wallpaper looks great and very tropical therefore the Americana décor doesn't work with it , you need to follow the wallpaper who is the dominant one , the sofa is fine but not the brown chair , paint the wall where the fireplace is white and get a rug the same colour of the green in the wallpaper or sofa .

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I think your room looks amazing! Come one over and decorate my house next lol! I agree with the suggestion on a jute rug. I would also add something green by the fireplace to pull it together with the rest of the room

Love your furniture and wall paper!

I think painting the fireplace wall white would really help brighten the space and let the wallpaper be the main focus. It would also tie in with the white chairs and bench, and the natural fibre rugs for a crisp, beachy look. I would position the bench between the two spaces so that you could sit on it from either side, and get a coffee table for in front of the fireplace, I think that would help unite the plan. Also, consider removing the hide rug, as it doesn't quite go with the tropical theme.

-M

Is the bench in front of the fireplace small enough to fit on either side of the fireplace under the window? If so, put it there and get a matching one so you have benches on both sides. If not, get two benches that fit. That lounge chair/ottoman combo to the right of the FP feels out of place and isn't part of the conversation area. I would find another home for it.

This arrangement has the added benefit of not blocking one's view of the FP from across the room. I agree with continuing the jute rug and removing the hide rug from that area. I would add some throw pillows for the white chairs that have more of your sofa's chartreuse color in order to tie the two spaces together. If the bench is moving, you now have room for a small, low coffee table in front of the chairs. Lastly, the accent wall color you've chosen is lovely, but doesn't really coordinate with the wallpaper. I would have picked up one of the lighter greens from the wallpaper to pull it all together.

I would just remove the white rug and leave the hide rug there...