These suggestions are all "vibrant reds", not just shadings of red: - Monarda 'Jacob Cline' (one of my all-time favorites!) - Here's a second vote for Lobelia cardinalis, with several varieties to chose from, including one with green/gold leaves ('Golden Touch') - Phlox paniculata 'Starfire' - Persicaria amplexicaulis (Firetail). . .a real knock-out and seldom seen! - Dianthus barbatus 'Heart Attack' (Sweet William) - Lychnis chalcedonica (Maltese Cross) - Lychnis coronaria 'Gardener's World' - Aquilegia 'Ruby Port' (Columbine) - Primula 'Miller's Crimson' Then, when you include "shades" of red, there's Knautia macedonica, a dozen or so varieities of Hemerocallis (daylilies), certain hollyhocks, Centranthus ruber, several Chrysanthemums, a few peonies, dozens of shrubs with red flowers and/or red berries (plus all the "red twig" dogwoods!). . . And how could I have forgotten the REDDEST of all: Oriental poppies! Finally, you CAN have red salvia - but in your Zone 5, it will of necessity be a tender perennial (replace it each year like an annual). . .check out the link below and you'll see what I mean. A little tip: Salvia elegans (Pineapple Sage) is readily available almost anywhere, and is almost always located in the herb section, not with the perennials. . . Carl Here is a link that might be useful: Lazy SS Farm

The Asian cabinet is the star of the room. The table and chairs are less “formal” so I would suggest keeping a table cloth and fabric chair back covers on permanently to get the furniture feeling more in line with the fabulous cabinet. For window treatments, I would keep it simple and sheer. Again, the Asian cabinet is a knockout piece and everything else needs to complement it.

This is a lovely mirror from Ballard’s that I think compliments the glass door feature on the console: https://www.ballarddesigns.com/san-marco-vertical-mirror/mirrors-art/mirrors/wall-mirrors/446826?listIndex=5&uniqueId=446826&isNewProduct=false I do think it could work with this hardware you posted … I like how it repeats the curves on top of the mirror: I think it could also work with the mirror you posted:

If painting them would not be possible then I suggest install wall panels over it.