Les, thank you for those links. You had mentioned those kilim pillows to me before. My limited decorating mind can't wrap my mind around some of those patterns. Some seem a little southwestern if that makes sense. I know Turkey isn't in the southwest, so I need to broaden my vision! I love the colors in that style as well as the patchwork ones. Although, those are a little out of our price range. I'll have to wait for a sale or look for similar ones at the Home Store, Steinmart, and other such stores. I think that's part of the reason I'm struggling. We're on a budget, and sometimes those types of discount stores don't have enough of the same patterns to work together on the sofa, loveseat, and chair. I really need to find a good deal! Plus, it seems like there's a lot of shiny, silky pillows out there right now which just doesn't work with our family room. DH doesn't care for blues, so since he has to live here, too, I'll try to keep him happy ; ) I do love green, but I had my heart set on red. Maybe I can find the perfect pillows that incorporate all of the colors I need in a pattern I love. I really do prefer the neutrals & reds as the dominant colors, but I don't mind if greens, blues, or even oranges are used to accent it. I love rich, deep colors! So I think I tend to look at those first, and those are the ones that blend into the color of the leather too much. I also saw these (see link) which would incorporate some blue without being overpowering. Do you think these could work mixed with others with stronger color? Can I mix the solid red ones with the patterned ones at all? I'm glad you feel like the reds can work though. I wanted to use prints, accessories, and accents with the red hues and was feeling a little panicked that I might have to totally rethink that. Thank you for letting me "talk" this out with all this rambling. I really appreciate your time and thoughts! Here is a link that might be useful: other pillow

I am also considering the Peyton in Chestnut - playing it safer for future changes in accessories. I do have a sample of it and it coordinates well with the neutral beges and golds in the rug. More than I wanted to spend, but I do want to get it right. Why is this so difficult?? I can pick out paint and furniture, but not drapes. I don't like formal - yet I don't like too cheesy/casual. I do appreciate all of your recommendations - good or bad! Tuesday Here is a link that might be useful: PB Peyton - Chestnut

Well, Aleandro - may I call you Al? Al, you might be losing sleep over this question because you are posting it all over the internet: http://www.topix.com/member/profile/aleandro aleandro Recent Posts Home Decorating What's the difference between squishy and moshi pillows? I was wondering what's the difference between squishy and moshi pillows, I found that moshi pillow are squishy pillows, but without classical shape and texture (Source: http://www.squishy pillow.net/moshi-p illow.html) I just want to know is it true !? (23 hrs ago : post #1) What's the difference between the squishy and moshy pillows ... 1 post - 1 author - Last post: 23 hours ago Hello friends, I was wondering what's the difference between squishy and moshi pillows, I found that moshi pillow are squishy pillows, but without. forum.doityourself.com/.../420410-whats-difference-between-squishy-moshy-pillows.html - 23 hours ago Labeled Forums

I would be concerned with how everything sounds light and airy with all of the white, aqua and seagrass and then there's this heavy, massive bed. I think a bed like this asks for black, and relative moody colors like red. The chests are fine but better in black. This bed is better suited in an English country type room with lots of layering and drama, maybe a Spanish style interior because of it's massive visual weight....