I copied the photo of your rug to my photo program and sampled the colors in it. I then compared those colors with paint colors from Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams. The light gold of the background most closely matches SW 6374 Torchlight. The light brown was similar to BM's 2166-20 Caramel Latte. The green matched SW 7729 Edamame, and SW 2806 Rookwood Brown is similar to a taupe in the rug. Neither the coral or the dark red have any matches, and they would overwhelm a room in any event. What looked blue in the rug sampled as gray. These colors in your rug are muted by the small areas they occupy. They are more saturated when viewed by themselves. Below are approximate samples of the above colors. You should first of all check out these colors on the manufacturer's website in their virtual paint. Here is Benjamin Moore and here is Sherwin-Williams. Remember that you can choose a lighter version of these colors. For instance, SW 7726 Lemon Verbena is a lighter version of Edamame, and SW 6373 Harvester is a lighter version of Torchlight. Once you have narrowed the choices you should buy samples and paint on poster board. You can then set the poster boards against the walls you want to paint to see how the colors work. This is the only way to see if you like the colors enough to live with them. Otherwise you would be better off choosing neutrals.

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You don't need to fill each nook and cranny. Negative space theory says the eyes need to rest sometimes. For the large wall, consider a local artist or art gallery. Also, some colleges have their own art galleries. If you don't get anywhere there, I've gotten some beautiful prints from art.com. They have a wide selection. I just buy the print from art.com and then I get it framed locally with plexiglass (safer and lighter than glass, and thus easier to hang). You don't have to be in a hurry to fill the walls. Wall decor is highly personal and each person has their own taste. Wall decor can even be a conversation starter! Besides framed prints, you can also get 3-D pieces such as an iron piece, tapestry, or a plate grouping.

Waht purpose do the baskets serve? I rrely like things that are dumped in a space with no purpose. The art is kind if hohum not horrible just broing. The vas for sure does not work you have avase in the pinting and the one you show is mre aplant pot than a vase . I woudl look for a much better piece of art with some color , ideally . Since it does not appear you are choosing original art get a piece thta has some color from the room next to this entry so it ties into the whole decor style and color way.. I really dislike beige and you seem to be in a sea of it. I need to see the spaces around this entry for sure . Post those pics here in comments DO NOT start another post.I went to yoour idea oo and really you need to get out of the sea of blah. I like neutral but it needs something to make it live. Yes avase of fresh flowers can do that but best if even those somehow connect ot something else.