OK, so unfortunately it didn't work out with the herringbone, multicolored patterned rug! I was just about to buy it this morning, then I saw it's sold out. So i've been looking for other rugs but had so much trouble finding something that would look tie in the colors of the furniture and now I dislike the the original one I posted, too vibrant/cheerful How about this one? It has pretty muted colors and it looks like it has colors pulled from the couch and chair. Colors found in this rug include: Cream/Beige/Blue/Brown/Burgundy/Gold/Light Blue/Orangehttps://www.wayfair.com/Astoria-Grand-Nathanson-Cream-Area-Rug-ASTG4314-ASTG4314.html#&gid=null&pid=1 And i'm thinking even though it's set, to go with the one @ravencajun Zone 8b TX mentioned, it's so cute and I like that it's industrial/modern:

go to rugsusa.com any color pretty much you choose would go nicely with that room. its all neutral colors. I would suggest doing an actual color to give some character to ur room. I also think a nice shag rug would look pretty and give texture. the room needs some added touches to complete it. maybe consider decorative couch pillows after you choose the proper area rug. and a nice curtain to complete the look.

Its the one with this caption " June 15. I kind of like this transitional rustic vibe you've got going here, so I didn't paint your fireplace or add a mantel. I like the way it echoes your front door. I replaced the rug with a Moroccan style 9 x 12, but I like your rug better. I think you could use a swivel chair, and I replaced your coffee table with Crate & Barrel's Seguro. Also added frames and candles on the mantel and raised your drapes."

Find a curtain you love to start your color scheme and wall paint color for the room, get the 93 inch length, hang at a minimum a one inch diameter rod at the ceiling or midway between top of window and ceiling. Have rods extend 8-10 inches beyond window sides; you will need 120 inch wide rod I would think? Check out home goods. Find panels you love that are the right length, and buy four panels, two for each side of window for fullness. Then pick a paint color that matches or blends with your curtains, on the paint chip, go two shades lighter than the color you actually like. Paint the walls, hang the curtains, replace your furnishings. One of the best books I have ever read on first time design/decorating is call Big Design, Small Budget by Betsy Helmuth....see if you can get it from your library; a wealth of practical, workable, budget minded interior design how to's and advice....I refer to mind a lot. Good luck!