we need shots of all 4 sides, not angles not close ups. still cant tell the shape or size of the room.

Non matching end tables are fine. Certainly one chair and ottoman are also fine.

Here's what strikes me about the room. It contains a whole bunch of parts, many of them small (like the art over the sofa), and none of it is connected. I'd start by moving the floral bench closer to the rest of the seating, then determining what size rug you need to hold the front legs of ALL the furniture.

Then I'd remove everything from walls and shelves and tables and begin returning them one by one, aiming for balance instead of just filling space.

I wouldn't get a turquoise rug. I think you have plenty of turquoise already in the space.

I would go with some kind of

Casablanca multi rug

Hey Neha, fellow plant lover here! I agree with Grover, you need to get rid of most of the smaller decorative pieces. Bigger space now, so that means bigger and bolder decorating options! You don't want a lot of white space between small things, they get lost visually so you can't appreciate them as much. Smaller items could be grouped together maybe somewhere else in the house, that isn't as grand as your new living room!

Is there any turquiose in the bench? I think it looks a bit out of place in the room? There are too many plants hanging down. Can they survive out on the patio. Group them to reduce the visual clutter.

Some of the suggestions here hurt my eyes when I look at the photos. I don’t think that’s what bohemian is supposed to do.

can someone draw me the actual shape of this room please im perplexed ...........(not hard to do)

:-) One person's bohemian is another person's acid trip. I love all the colorful rugs.

I interpret Bohemian as sort of "east meets west, colorful" reminding me of the area of Europe that is Bohemia, which has a colorful, embellished style of architecture and folkloric style of ornamentation. A lot of inspiration from nature and art and music.

Just LOVE that first picture celery girl posted! And, yes if you're going with bright colors, then a sisal rug would be perfect either natural or a color..this one is Pier one,..

I agree that it depends on how brave you are. Many who post here seem so timid--it's refreshing when we find one who's not...

I agree that since it's a bigger place, then group your small stuff (if you decide you want to use all of it). Def. all your plants need to go over by the door/window for impact (except the trailing one that's inching its's way down the wall...I just love that!

I simplified the fireplace wall a bit by removing everything that wasn't plant based. I see you can't really move the bench off the fireplace, so maybe it's best removed since the room is small. I removed the pots in the lower windows, and consolidated plants on the empty wall. I also removed the vase of fake flowers. It really doesn't belong.

Here is that rug:

https://plushrugs.com/safavieh/bristol/btl354f/#90219

Your TV console is a bit too short and your juju hat is hanging out all alone. Group smaller things together and don't worry about blank spaces on the walls. The blank spaces are part of achieving balance.

It's so wonderful that GA take the time to make these fabulous renderings! The other plus about grouping your plants is how much easier it makes watering!!

The pink thing appears to be a Juju hat. They’re very popular in boho decorating.