What colors do you like? Maybe you could go for a darker gray beige?

i'd say it's a khaki color..very muted, closer to brown than to green. it's the color of many army uniforms-helps to blend into the background. that sofa looks very comfy to me

i agree that greige will probably work well. wouldn't steer it too gray but would keep it really warm-mostly because of the brownish carpet.

you can also find a shade of green that will work very nicely with both the floor and the furniture. It needs to be a muted, rather than clean fresh color.

Okay thanks for the help guys. Should i stay with nuetral colors for like curtains or rugs . I like plants alot . If that helps any. And in case it was hard to tell i have white trim .

And i also really like the look of monochromatic design.

you should do as you please. if you know about yourself you like monochromatic-then don't go for contrast in curtains or rugs, keep to the same palette, and don't think twice about not using "pops of color". i love a lot of styles and palettes including monochromatic-yet i know myself and i know as much as i admire it in other homes, i'd always spread out for more, and more, and more color. try to go with what you know about yourself for now, see how it feels. we change too. and homes seem to ask for this or that. you'll know with time where you'll want to add, in terms of color.

yes, it helps that you love plants:) bring as many as you like. plants are like people-they make the house alive. whatever the style or the scheme is-they always go.

You think i should go with a darker brown or light brown on the walls? I was thinking darker . But im not sure.

if you were thinking darker-go darker:) most people think lighter:) while dark can be really cool

but. take into account the size of the room-if it's much larger than what we see on photos, i wouldn't go too dark, would stay mid-range max..not that you can never go dark in big spaces, but it's already higher level to do this right..or so I feel..demands many other things whether in skills or money or both. I'd also mind the ceilings-how high are they? with darker colors, ceilings should be tinted the wall color..ever so slightly if they're 9 or 10 feet..but I'd say greater proportion is needed if they are standard. otherwise this white ceiling on top of four much darker walls starts looking and feeling like a lid on the pot-too high a contrast on too short a space.

crown moldings can help a lot though and make this transition smoother-that lifts the lower ceiling up as well

(not to give a wrong impression- you can paint ceiling a different color too. it's just that few people dare. )

I would go for a grey beige green. Something deeper. This color is probably too dark but maybe something lighter but similar in tone.

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If you go dark, the ac will stick out like a sore thumb. If you use a lighter color like BM marscapone, the greenery will pop and no one's eye will go to the ac.

Ditto what Yaya said.

the ac is pretty dark itself. well let's say it's not clean white. there are also black..ugh forgot the word sorry..sound things going on on the wall, behind the sofa-these are pitch black, so that's also something to consider

i'd keep to mid range..approximately the same saturation as the AC, the sofa, etc..shade darker or lighter, matters less..won't really know until those samples are tried in the specific room. I'd play with several options prior to deciding..checking them with day light, artificial light, blinds open, blinds shut..and yes, i'd definitely move the samples around, including moving them next to the AC and the...sound things too, to see what works the best with both