It must be the lighting because I don't see acid green on the walls, they look like a soft yellow. Maybe take a daytime pic.

Thanks for responding, ctlane! I've edited my post to include a pic with daytime lighting - hope this helps!

I don't see the acid tone in either of the pictures. My suggestion would be to tie the two colors together through new art (maybe instead of the large piece, you could get something that includes the color of the walls, sofa, and chair). and replace your white pillows to some that tie the wall color to the sofas (maybe a stripe?). It's hard to tell if the curtains are causing any issues...for sure, I'd scootch the sofa over so you can't see the bottom of the short set of curtains, and move the other sofa out a bit from the windows.

Great suggestions, Sammie, thanks! I'm realizing that the greenish cast that I am seeing in the wall color isn't necessarily translating to the photos...hoping my eyes will adjust over the next few days - failing that, I'm thinking of trying to tone down the yellow with an actual green. I am just not loving the look of these blue couches against yellow walls. Neither looks to me now as it did when it wasn't sharing space with the other!

Thanks, DLM2000-GW! Maybe I need to take a few more pictures to show what it is that I'm seeing? Yes, the walls are sort of a gold color that that I picked in hopes that it would tie in with the rug...

Walls and rug look great together on my screen, especially in the second pic.

Try different light bulbs.

I googled BM Greenmount silk, and while it looks yellowy-beige in some room photos, it definitely looks greenish in others, so I don't think you are imagining it. But I suspect the light more than the green is making the sofas look blue, so changing the wall paint might not improve that side of the equation. You could look for a wall color that is more pleasing to your eye than the blue. Moving to a more neutral beige (BM Manchester Tan, maybe) might be more pleasing to you. But since you probably don't want to immediately embark on repainting the room, definitely give it a bit of time to see if the combination grows on you.

FWIW, I think the combination looks good in your photos, and would probably like it just as much if the photos were showing the "acid green" you are seeing. But then, my sofa is a greeinsh yellow and my walls are blue, so I may be biased.

Your room is gorgeous! I agree with the suggestion of trying different lightbulbs. And then give it some time.

It may be that it's not what you imagined it would look like, but in the pics it's really, really lovely. I, too, would try changing light bulbs and also living with it for a while. As the seasons change and the outside light also changes, it could give the room a different look that pleases you more.

ok, definitely appreciating the suggestions to change the lighting - certainly easier and less disruptive than tearing things up to repaint! I will try different bulbs and see if I get used to the look of things over time...

I think your dog blends in very nicely with the room.

Try bulbs that are more daylight, and a lot less yellow. It will change the look of the room. Maybe will be such a difference that it will take you a couple of days to adjust to the new lighting.

I think the couches, rug, and wall color work well together. Something seems "off" with the window treatments and pillows, and the big picture over the sofa. On my monitor they look taupe.

The color of my rooms change with the seasons , it’s all about the quality of light, not the temperature outside since I live in a very mild climate. Perhaps it’s just that & your perception of the colors will change as we move toward Spring. I think it all looks good.

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!