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This is my livingroom.

You have some nice pieces to work with. Here are some inspiration pics that incorporate similar upholstery items and have a shabby chic/rustic feel. I would do a more neutral rug and overall color scheme for your room. Good luck!

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It would be helpful to see all walls in the space. Do you have artwork you want to use? I question why you want a media cabinet that is so high and so short. TV consoles almost always look better when longer and lower, and such a tall cabinet will put your TV above eye level, not recommended.

I'm not sure what a rusty and dressy rug would be, nor why it needs to match your sofa and chairs. That is a place to bring in some color and pattern and help inform decor in the rest of the room.

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Maybe I don't necessarily want rustic. I like the coffee table above. I also liked the side tables on the first picture. I got these all from Houzz. I just need help putting everything together. I will send you more pictures of my living room.

If you look to the right, it's a half wall with a tv mounted on it. I was told that I should purchase a high tv console or buffet, something that can keep the box on the floor in a size 43 being the highest. I'm not home right now, so I can send you a clearer picture of facing the tv, but this is what I have.

This is the left side of the pictures I sent you. Originally, I was going to do two chairs with a separate rug, but my living room is too small to separate. So I changed the chairs around like the pictures above this one with the fire place.

I do prefer the darker wood with the furniture.

I also wanted a wood/maybe iron book shelve that can fit inside the right of the fireplace. It's about 34" wide. Eventually, I will put a mantle on the fireplace a full one that goes high.

Where would I buy the rugs, curtains and tables on Houzz. Do you know the names?

If you don't need the extra storage I would suggest a tall plant in the nook near your fireplace. It's very angular area and a plant would help soften it.

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For the Lexington Kensington Place Living Room Collection, I can only purchase the tables. I would love to purchase the curtains and rug and lamps if I could.

Do I purchase a tall real or fake plant

I always prefer a real plant :)

Real plants only, please.

Before you run out and start buying stuff willy nilly, let's make a plan. If you choose everything at once, then you will know it all works together and you won't be stuck trying to coordinate with odd pieces.

I'm having some trouble figuring out your TV wall, so give us a photo of the whole wall when you get home. I can say that your TV is way too high. For best viewing, a TV should go at eye level which usually puts the center of the screen somewhere around 40" from the floor.

Here are some ideas to ponder for your wall decor. Good luck and enjoy decor !

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Here are a few looks for you. Not sure I care for that clunky coffee table in this room.

I think the real difficulty with this room is all the pink undertones. It's hard to find a combination that marries everything here.

This amazing thank you. Do I purchase the rug from you?

Also this is why I need a high TV console, do you have any?

Here's the picture

I just reread what you said about the coffee table. What coffee table do you suggest

Anything but glass, my 4 year old would destroy it

What combination do you suggest to take away from the pink tones

Yesenia, I don't sell stuff; I have no connection to anyone who does. I will help you source the things you need once we develop a plan for your space. Let me work on your room a bit more, because I'm not fully satisfied with any of the renderings I've done so far.

Here's the thing. All the inspiration photos on this thread, the ones you and Seldens posted, are very white and don't reflect the furniture you have now.

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I can't make your room like the one above, but I'll try to give it a similar "feel."

I'll return later with some better options (I hope).

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I can source all the rugs and pillows if you like any of these.

Here are more pictures. This one is of the wall on the opposite side of sofa

This is my most favorite rug that you sent me

I have this mirror that I can use in this room, but you didn't like the dark colors?

My Living-room is small, so I would do a 9x12 rug to bring everything together?

Hi, Yesenia. I'll go back to the rug and rest of the decor in a minute, but let me address the TV wall first. You don't need a tall TV console; you need to lower the TV instead. It will look better and be more comfortable to watch.

I would not use a mirror in this room. There is nothing of interest to reflect. Use art instead.

I will go back and put that rug back in your room, then look for coordinating pillows and throws to bring it together. As for the size of the rug, tell me how long the sofa is and I can guesstimate the size you need.

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I may be wrong, but I think the lighting or paint color or both may be creating the pink tones in the room.

Changing out the lights may be all that is needed.

I think the darker wood with the furnishing is not correct. I would select a distressed finish.

TV should be at eye level when SITTING. Low console please an perhaps floating on the wall to minimize the size.

My couch is 88", but the entire living room is 156" wide.

You want the rug to be a foot or two wider than your sofa, but you also don't want it to run into the wall. An 8 x 10' rug is probably what you need with the 10' dimension running the same direction as the sofa. I would use painter's tape to tape it out on the floor to see how it looks before you buy.