I am not a Pro. and this may not be what your looking for, but I just love this!

I also love that!!!

I think what is throwing me off the most is the green color in the rug, i'm having a hard time finding any art with a similar color.

Use the green color in accessories. Vase, tray.

You will get other suggestions I am sure.

Would this work?

Do you love it and want to see it every time you step into your living room?

Look around and educate yourself about what art appeals to you....Please do not buy art that matches your rug; buy art because it makes you happy when you look at it.

ok, i'[m a total design loser, but shouldn't it at least compliment the rug? feel free to tell me i'm crazy lol.

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Think about finding some reproductions of graphic design prints from the mid-century era. Could be poster art or abstract geometrics, etc. Here are a few ideas:

The art doesn’t have to “go” with the room. Find images that you like. I find that I am drawn to certain colors when looking at anything, so my art works with my furnishings or rugs because I tend toward certain colors all the time, it’s not intentional. Go look around art.com or similar and collect some that appeal to you, don’t think about the rug.

Also, black and white is always striking in a space.

Ok, hopefully I can help. Let me just warn you, I'm not a pro lol

This link helps by allowing you to shop by specific color percentages - manipulate the colors as you search for wall art, rugs, pilows, etc...

Click on the blue bar "SHOW FILTERS"

https://incrediblerugsanddecor.com/search#/Type/Wall-Art/_Color/e3e2df%2013/_Color/867e72%2014/_Color/a5b469%2049/_Color/f2f1f5%2012/_Color/008080%2012

You could choose black & white images/ photos or prints and frame them with a colored mat board.

Lots of midcentury art had that particular green. It won't be hard to find if that's what you'd like on your walls. Here's one abstract from the first page of the search results I shared above.

so here is what I already bought, but I didnt think it "matched".... let me know your thoughts.

I like it. Now find some pillows or a throw in that pink.

Jennifer Goldberger's. Indigo and Citron II

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Trademark-Fine-Art-Indigo-And-Citron-II-Canvas-Art-by-Jennifer-Goldberger/595533442?selected=true

If you feel the need to match,do so. Just make sure you like the end result,it is your home. (& tartan just gave a great link if that is your choice) But no,art in a room does not need to match or compliment the rug or the sofa or even the wallpaper. I do think it is good to consider size,light,and placement. But even there,it is a consideration NOT a rule.

Hi! I’m an artist.

This it more straight on

If you keep what you already bought... Ok.

What size is it?

What about the other walls?

. Consider a pink floral arrangement or succulents on a glass coffee table (glass- so as not to obstruct the view of the Patterned Rug.

Several succulent photography pics?

it's 24 x 24. everything else is blank!

I'd look for something that you love that has one single color in your rug. Don't worry about matching your rug.

Succulents- some folks love them and some folks don't.

However, their shapes can repeat/reinforce the pattern of your rug, as well as add the pink to the gray, blue and citron in the room. One design rule- Repetition of Shapes. Layer room with the same repeated shapes and patterns.

DIY- take pics at a nursery and print to poster size at Walgreens photo or other store. I'm having trouble posting pics, but....

Gray and pink

Pink & Cool grays with touch of blue in the shadows of the leaves ,

Melanie, it's a lovely rug, with very prominent geometric design. You are right, your wall art should somehow complement it. Repeating similar colors in artwork would be a good idea. And, if you like geometric shapes, you can have those in art too, without making them compete with the design of your rug. Here are a few ideas. If you need a print in Canada, we can have it printed there to avoid international shipping charges. Since at this time we can not ship to Canada from Houzz, just contact us directly and we will explain how you can order a print of our artwork. Hope this helps... Raisa

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>You got this. Think of it as a pleasure project. What makes you happy. So much can work. I showed you my painting because I think it would be beautiful with your palette and a mid century design. Go look for an abstract in those colors that’s maybe a bit more abstract!