love the green.

Once you add accessories to finish the room everything changes.

Thought you might find this article helpful, given you will be using this color in the entire downstairs. Can you get fabric swatches and test against the paint.

https://housekeepingbay.com/white-sand-sw-9582-paint-color-by-sherwin-williams

Hard to recommend as it depends on how you want room to feel.

Here’s a warmer green.

We have a cream couch and really like its versatility.

Cream seems more versatile

The seafoam green adds a soft touch of color and personality without being too loud. It’s a nice way to bring in contrast while still keeping the space feeling fresh and relaxed.

Thats a tuff question as I like the seafoam sofa color but the cream sofa look. I vote for the round table with the cream sofas

Hands down creme. Accessorize with seafoam. Himts of seafoam are very pretty against the smooth expanse of creme. A whole seafoam sofa times two is a whole lotta look, could verge on garish in a room that size.

Agree. The cream with seafoam accents is the best of all worlds. If the blue arm chair in your picture is something you already own, consider recovering that piece in seafoam to pair with the cream sofas.

Nobody can watch TV without neck pain in that room set-up. Is TV important?

NO TV above the FP and please just posdt pics of your space as it is . I do like the seafoam but I want to see the real room. No fake plants and a much better layout so TV can actually be watched without a trip to get your neck fixed .BTW I find the green very versatile it is a neutral and not boring .

Of the two selections I'm liking the green sofas more. They add a bit of punch to the room.

I think the green sofas shown are the wrong shade ( for me haha) in whatever fabric is being shown and the “ stiffness”. . Whereas I like Naureen’s examples of softer, more worn/textured color & style. combined with soft contrasting colors/ neutrals. I like color quite a bit and use in my own decor, but somehow the sofas shown look a little too… something. Unless you really jean into it and are going for punchy ice cream colors.

Thank you everyone for your advice - it was very helpful and appreciated

The room doesn't exist in a vacuum. What else are you putting in the room? Rugs, curtains? What feel do you want? Either green or off-white would work, but both variations of the room look very blah right now. Post some inspiration photos to show us what you want the room to look and feel like.