A brown sofa and golden orange wood cabinets are complimented by browned down greens and grayed blues. Find a rug with a lot of the below colors, and do the SW Sawdust for most of the walls. The blue and copper work for pillows, drapes, and maybe even some accent furniture.

So interesting to think about the implications of lighting - I will definitely have to play around with different bulbs! Gracie01, the art is actually a 4 piece panel (antique, Chinese, gold w multicolor cherry blossoms, birds, etc) I agree that's not showing as such on the monitor. Pillows are gold in same fabric as chair on opposite wall. Second set of pillows has a creamy background with green-ish geometric pattern - again, absolutely agree it's not appearing that way at all through these pics. I'm realizing that part of my issue is that I never really wanted yellow walls to begin with, and sort of let the painter (whom I actually think is great) influence the decision to do this Greenmount Silk. I'd actually prefer something like a BM Gray Mirage at 50% or so...as it is, the blue against the yellow still looks garish to me. I don't want to change the window treatments, unfortunately, as they were custom made for this space, and price-y. I really appreciate all of the helpful suggestions!

I like the decor and colors they used to stage your chair. I like the blues, whites, and grays. Use those colors throughout, they look good with the wood tones and your kitchen -- and extend the blue paint into your kitchen. Those sconces are placed as if an exterior treatment. Remove them.

Here is another photo of our angled entrance. The colour in this photo seems to be more realistic. Your help is appreciated! Thanks again!