Sorry but could you rephrase the question?

Im keeping the tan/brown couch and am wondering whic of the other 3 looks best with it

The first one looks the best from those choices. As an aside, go to michaels and buy some batting or fiberfill and restuff that couch. It will freshen it up a bit.

The first color looks best. I think your tan couch needs some cushion refresshing to eliminate the excessive wrinkles.

I agree. The first one. I think putting a slip cover on the floral sofa is a wise choice. I don’t see any blue in the other sofa, so definitely the brown. What color will the walls be? I see a beautiful blue in the background, but that doesn’t seem right with this furniture. With a neutral wall, perhaps you could bring in whatever that salmon or rose color is in the upholstery as throw pillows.

I think none of them really work together but for sure no gray with that first sofa. Why do you need 2 sofas in the space at all? Maybe a bit more info as to the space for sure .

If budget allowed down the road, I’d just pick your favorite and then redo the other couch when you can. I like the blue the best if going that route, as it‘s so versatile and I think the most appealing.

If going in that room with blue walls, then I agree with Maureen that I like the blue. Could you slip cover the other sofa to match? (If you need two sofas).

The tan couch might look wrinkly in the photo but its actually very full, the back cushions are almost too fluffy and need to be flattened down a bit to be more comfortable, the seat cushions are not actually very wrinkly just a bad picture. I do have the space/need the seating for 2 ”sofas” both the ektorp (blue or charcoal grey-both slipcovers) are a loveseat style aswell as the floral. the walls are a light grey with pink undertones. the living room is long and narrow. Im thinking the tan sofa with the charcoal ektorp loveseat.