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Just saw your comments today. I will try your suggestions of arranging the pillows and resend a picture. I was also thinking of returning the brown faux fur and possibly the scroll olive pillow for something with eggplant solids and not sure. I live in a Southwest suburb of Chicago. I really like the orchid . . . I actually just purchased it and put it together on the tray. 😟 it does stay on the table year round.

I like the sofa/rug/pillows (I don't mind the xmas plaid one either) love the idea of poinsettias or the tray on the bench w/the xmas decor. However, the generic art pieces are a huge no. I'm sure once you paint the walls you can find something better to hang. as for the rug, the way to solve the problem is to layer it over another larger sisal or jute rug use something light like the creamy one above, or somethng like these (this one is Hira, natural Ivory, 8x10. you want something a foot larger(minimum) than what you have now) Birchlane Jute rug: Or, just get a larger rug, maybe like this, and use the other elsewhere. I like any of these colors. and they all work w/your flooring. I really like the Abalone Shell w/your white/black palette. the languid blue is nice too. (the others on your wall seem a little too blue/gray) here are two diff art pieces w/the same tones as these paint colors. the abalone shell is a red based color so it really works nicely w/your reddish wood floors. the two grays are on the warmer side, rather than blue undertone. some other grays some others w/diff art

I think you have a wide range of pillows that would look good. You can keep it natural or add color. Don't put too many on the sofas, though.