Oakley- I like the Sisila but don't know that that works with the furniture. It also has gold in it. (Dang pinkish carpets.) I know it give the dimensions of the scale but it helps me to see the fabric IRL or a photo of it on something. I'll look around, thanks. I also like the Selim but the colors are little too cheery. I'm going to pass on the table. I like it but starting thinking it reminded me of a nightstand. I have bb wallpaper leftover. I actually have painted posterboard inside the ends, but could cover foamcore board. Tina - That made sense about preferring the color in accents. I think her pillows are from PB. I like all her pillows and would switch her houses, ha. Sadly, our PB outlet was really lacking the last time I was there. Tuesday - I really like those photos, thank you. Kswl - I like crewel work pillows. About the burlap tablecloth, with the wingchair being beige/tan you don't think that side would be lacking color; worsening the unbalanced feel? I've been meaning to get a glass top so will look into local. Geo, Val, Tuesday, Oakley, Kswl - I pick up a sample of the Saybrook. It is a pretty color and on and off over the past 6 months I've had occasional thoughts of painting the kitchen area (currently BM Olive Branch) a similar color. I think it would work better with the floor, etc. Anyhow, my biggest concern is I paint the room Saybrook and 6 months down the road we decide to replace the furniture. It's not in the plans but... I also think I'd feel more comfortable with a color like Shaker as it's similar to what I have. I was thinking about carrying the LR color through the foyer and hall, which also has the brown carpet, to help the flow. The color there is even worse than the LR color paired with the carpet. I never cared for it once on the walls. Geo - I like the idea of the Saybrook better for accents in the room. I'd be ok with changing the back of bookends to that color. I like the cream idea too. I probably could take the doors off but DH and I both like the glass. Also the ends light up and we turn them on a night. The shelves consist of mostly books and wooden ducks that are sentimental, but the few other things could change. This post was edited by sheesharee on Thu, Mar 7, 13 at 17:37

There is no photo. Additionally, I would suggest asking the home-decorating forum.

I think that because your bedding and bed are nice shades of a brown neutral, I would play up the blues. This might not be the exact shade you're going for, but I think that you'll find a bolder neutral will be the right thing for the space. [modern bedroom design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/modern-bedroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_715~s_2105) by san francisco architect John Lum Architecture, Inc. AIA Here is a link that might be useful: [Dare to Choose a More Colorful Neutral[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/dare-to-choose-a-more-colorful-neutral-stsetivw-vs~235431)

Thanks for responding:) I'm posting pics of the sofa, wingback chair and ottoman fabrics, as well as the rug and the tapestry that will hang nearby. Please note that I chose the colors of the pillows due to the disparity in the green colors of the rug and tapestry. I've had the tapestry for a while, but haven't used it, so I thought that it might go with these new colors. It's 5X5 and if I don't use it I've thought of a large 5x5 mirror instead. Before I threw the tapestry into the mix I was going to go for the leaf shades in the rug and the "teal-ish" border for pillows. Please give me your thoughts on that, as well as a paint color, e.g. Manchester Tan? Thanks much!