Normally paint is coordinated with fabrics which we can't see. Look into greige - a nice neutral but not bland. Here's an ideabook on it. https://www.houzz.com/magazine/going-greige-tips-for-choosing-this-all-around-neutral-stsetivw-vs~577375

how about for the ceiling color? what can i match for greige?

Our living room looked very similar to yours. We painted it a color very similar to the greige, and did the ceiling white. I think it really brightened up the room and looks great with the deeper color walls.

You can cut the griege you choose with up to 50% white for the ceiling.

what do u mean by that? sorry its my first time to do this kind of stuff... but i am loving it...

Uh, do you LIVE in this house? Take off the sheets. Furniture is to be sat on and enjoyed. OTOH, if you intend to leave the sheets, it doesn't matter what color you paint. ;-)

oh i put covers coz i am painting the ceiling hahaha... protection for my furnitures coz i am lazy to move them :) and yes i live in this house for almost 8 months now☺️

here it is now... and thank u for all your help and inputs... just need to think a better color for my curtains now!!!

The paint came out great. You need to find curtains with a pattern and color and pair down your accessories in the room.

Some inspiration: See how high the curtains are hung on the window. You need to raise your curtain rod when you hang the new curtains.

i will go explore some colors!!! yay!!! love the second one...

The paint looks great. And the room looks even better with the sheets removed! ;-)

Some suggestions for finishing the room:

It's pretty neutral, so you can go any direction you want with drapes. Get them long enough to go from ceiling to floor. However, if you are changing the floor to wood, I'd wait and look for an area rug and drapes at the same time so they coordinate.

Move your triptych to the wall over the sofa and put the three canvases closer together, probably no more than two inches apart. Hang it so the bottom is 6-8" above the back of the couch.

On the wall behind the wing chairs, group the two pictures side-by-side on the right side of the window. About 1 1/2" between the two. Center the grouping on that wall and hang them about 4" higher than the plant.

On the blank wall where the triptych used to be, replace the family photos on the console with a low pottery or art glass bowl, and arrange the photos on the wall, gallery style:

Keep the photos within the confines of the console ends, and consider the whole arrangement--console and photo wall--a single unit.