Paint everything the blue of the doors. Doors, woodwork, in semi-gloss and walls in eggshell. Paint the t v cabinet the same color as the woodwork (same sheen). Put some brass knobs on the chest to mimic the warm tone of the sofa.

It will make the room more cohesive.

Move the cabinet as close and you can to the open door. The black chair will fit better in the corner.

Replace the ceiling light with a slim, flush, LED light that is dimmable.

Art over sofa...blue, white and leather tones.

https://www.greatbigcanvas.com/view/snowscape-ii,2678390/

No rug...too small a space. For texture do simple linen window treatments in the shade of the sofa.

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What a charming room.

I like some of your samples, maybe, but I’d paint sample boards rather than line them up. I think you’d get a better sense of each color, especially as you could move them around.

I’d definitely want a rug, as you mentioned. I’d either wait until the room is painted or find a rug you love with colors in it to inspire a paint color.

I wanted to share this home for possible inspiration — she used such warm and lovely colors in each room:

https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/gallery/emma-burns-wimbledon-flat

As far as a light fixture, what style(s) are you going for in the room as a whole? I’d want lamps, whatever you do.

The room is currently painted blue which I’m finding colder and colder after 15 years of living with it.
I’d like warmer tones, especially like a mustard or Sherwin Williams Gold Crest, but I’m not sure how it will jive with the orange and yellow in the floors.

Haven’t really settled on a style, but leaning towards a it be more sparse modern/Scandi to match the chairs. The rest of the house has a lot of 19th c. French Empire furnishings and objects passed from the French grandparents. That’s all very formal, and frilly, so this room is hoping to more cozy and relaxed. Where you’d go put the feet up and watch a movie after eating all that cheese and wine off china.

May go with just a plain ceiling fan with no light. We’re in Kentucky.

Also have black legged c tables with reclaimed maple (golden brown) stain. Trying to save space and add versatility.

It’s going to be great.

I’m in a hot state and understand needing ceiling fans.

I really wouldn’t worry about your floors clashing — any warm-toned paint should be fine.

Of your samples, which are you and your husband drawn to the most? If you haven’t already, do searches of rooms with those paints — Google, Instagram tags, Pinterest, etc. It might help inspire.

I’m leaning toward the muted greens. Thinking of these swing lamps which will help with the problem of the current placement of the wall sconces.

https://www.lampsplus.com/sfp/519Y8/?cm_mmc=GOM-SH--NA--NA-_-519Y8&sourceid=DFGPM519Y8&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2v-vgp7AhAMVmDnUAR24ow9AEAQYBCABEgKKlPD_BwE

And then an arc lamp with a barrel shade in one of the lamp shade colors for the chair

I like those lights! Hope you show what you end up doing.

Green with wood is a no-brainer -- I'd go mid-to-dark green in there.

I was thinking about Farrow & Ball Green Smoke when I first saw this room.

ETA: I just saw the other thread, so linked to this one.

Thank you! I couldn’t figure out how to link them 😣

I have a fair amount of green elsewhere in the house. What do you think of a deep brown (such as BM Grandfather Clock) accent with White Dove on the other 3 walls?

https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-ca/paint-colours/colour/2096-30/grandfather-clock-brown?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7rCWh__BhAMVc0h_AB1azAKmEAAYASAAEgLdUvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

No accent wall, keep it all one color.