I have a tray for the ottoman that acts as a coffee table. Lighting I have no idea maybe another floor lamp somwhere. There is no overhead lighting here. I have been looking at shag rugs for two mos and am leaning towards light grey or silver but still not sure. Been looking for vibrant orangey red pillows but havent found the exact shade I like yet. Thank you for your input.

. Not sure of what pattern to use. Should the pattern mimic the tray's ripples, or should it echo the honeycomb aspect of the peacock. mirror, or be zebra stripe to mimic the nautilus shell pattern or solid light and medium tones to soften the contrast between solid dark sectional or should it be ochre /brassy? The old decor scheme had ikat wall art with color ccoord pillows, so I'm leaning away from that. Re:PICS Sorry, but I can't take a pic, as no memory left. Unable to delete work project pics or send to cloud.. An old realtor listing pic won't be accurate as to elements of the room. Trust me when I say this is a small space that just fits the sectional, with a one solid wall for artwork, one wall for the big tv, and another wall of windows, no rug, no end tables, no lamps, just a coffee table. which is why I created a mood board. I can post pics of what I have. -wall color: -wall art- (four frames surrounding a peacock mirror) shown above -Coffee table- (Chinese leg square shape) shown -windows- cream linen -floor- medium toned -

Yes, the bench looks awkward. Flip it with the hall table and then use the 5 pillows you have now. Put the stripe lumbar right in the middle; 5 is a good number. Once the table is between the two floor lamps, put chairs a foot or so in front of it, but have the chairs facing out to the hall. Keep the floors lamps there. Put the leather sofa in the bay with the black coffee table in front of it. Buy a long black and white lumbar pillow for the sofa, a rug, a floor lamp and add your plant into the vignette. Like this arrangement:

Not necessarily either of these, as I don’t know what size you need or what your budget is, but just examples of the style I had in mind. A mix of casual, traditional, very slightly rustic, elegant … and pretty legs.: https://www.houzz.com/products/coffee-table-glenbrook-round-old-world-distressed-solid-wood-rustic-prvw-vr~102593493 https://www.houzz.com/products/uttermost-24345-samuelle-wooden-coffee-table-prvw-vr~36989565 Another factor might be furniture we aren’t seeing (dining room nearby, maybe?) and what will coordinate and flow well throughout. I don’t know if these styles would do that or not.