I love most greens in the sage family with leather furniture, stonework, and wood but I must agree with Graywings - wait for the floors and stone. I will have to disagree on the "neutral" of hardwood. I have unstained, clear poly finished red oak with very little little natual lighting in my LR. They read "orange" to me. It is the most difficult room I have ever tried to find paint for. I will admit that most shades of green look good with wood, and the Svelte Sage that Jeana recommended should look good with most wood floors, but in my house it (because of the lighting)is "dark/gloomy/dreary". Where it looks sagey green in most homes, it looks blue in mine. I have the same problem with tans. Some look dirty, some look pink, etc. Again, most of my problems is due to poor lighting. Look at your wood species and the stain you are using. Will they be red oak or white oak or walnut or cheery. Will you stain have golden or red or brown undertones. It DOES make a difference. Same with your stonework. Tuesday

Mimi: Seems like you haven't gotten many responses here - people are probably busy for the holidays. My $.02...I think the fabric has an updated feel, but not totally contemporary, so it works for me. I like the fabric a lot, my only concern is it against the Flower Pot walls. I love that Flower Pot color, but on my monitor there doesn't seem to be any red in the fabric, just a brown color. I would be concerned about the red not tying in or having to pull the red in elsewhere. But not sure if the monitor is correct. I happened to see an episode of Find Your Style on HGTV this afternoon. In the final room, they ended up with yellow walls, had brown leather chairs and also used blue. Below is a link. It might help with the brown/yellow questions you have...I think it looks nice all together. Good luck - I'm sure you and your daughter are having fun figuring it all out! Here is a link that might be useful: Find Your Style Living Room

Just wanted to update since I'm slowly getting my house together. I had added rugs to my living room space. Neutral cotton rug (didn't want so much shedding from jute) with a cowhide layered on top. I'm now trying to incorporate accent colors. I was thinking greys, blues, and browns? The rest of my home has been painted either Hale Navy or Revere Pewter soI'm trying for colors I can mix and match throughout the house. I will be adding tables when I can decide on wood, marble top, or glass. Any suggestions for colors or coffee/ accent tables?

If you want to exactly match your plan and make the house the way you want, then you should work closely not only with the workers and decorators but also with the furniture maker directly. Or find a good store selling furniture. By the way, you should also read a lot of reviews about the choice of furniture and its specificity. I can advise you to study the material on this resource https://furnishingsmaster.com/best-outdoor-rocking-chairs-review/ . This will help in your selection and your repair.