Disclosure, I’m not a fan of purely decorative pillow if by that it means they have to be tossed aside (by everyone—there would of course be individuals who don’t find a certain pillow comfortable to use the sofa). I know that goes against the big focus on decor for looks at all cost and to reproduce what’s shown online. So I would first decide, who sits there and are those pillows used when sitting to make the sofa back / depth more comfortable. I’ve actually found that often a lumbar pillow is what makes a chair or sofa “ fit” better, not necessarily a large square pillow. Though feather/ down inserts are more malleable than fiberfill, so often can squish to what is needed.

So probably would not add any and based on my above preferences, unless a middle small lumbar pillow, and would also decide if your existing pillows armed the right ones.

The space that you’ve shown is pretty bland. Though I certainly understand being “ safe”, or serene. I’m not afraid of mixing patter, and also think about “ pattern” in expanded ways, such as, a blue pillow with black trim, or a dark navy band, which adds some useful contrast, references the dark furniture shown, but isn’t “ busy” , if you are sensitive to pattern.

In addition, I have had tendency myself to rely on throw pillows for too much of my need for color & pattern or similar added interest in a room, and found, as noted, that my furniture simply doesn’t need/ can’t handle that many pillows, so

I have had to think, be more intentional, about what ELSE, or where else, could I add that, whether it’s more art, or an item of furniture that’s designed to have more texture, or non- matchy finish or color, or actual upholstery ( accent chair for example).

Can we see a photo further back?

i can see two patterned pillows. You can put them behind the solids.

Looks good “as is”. “Less is more” in my decor philosophy. Couch looks comfy.

eld6161,

Here’s a picture from further back.

No.