Is your dark kitchen island black or blue?

red rug, red outdoor furniture? Use red as your accent color.

The easiest way to coordinate a fluid scheme, is through color, You can pick a favorite or switch it up with the seasons, Green may be the easiest and most versatile, as you can emphasize the color with green floor plants, like a broad lush leaf fiddle leaf fig (real or fake) However, green plants bring LIFE into the space. Use them regardless of the color you choose. See how plants are used to stage these model homes below.

Your have great neutrals.... Coordinate it with an accent color and shades there of. Are there model homes near you? You will see that they are usually limited to a color palette. When shopping,.ask, "Is this my color?" If not, put it back.

See this red and neutral model home....https://tours.stevenjamescollins.com/public/vtour/display/209720

Here is a blue accented home- https://tours.stevenjamescollins.com/public/vtour/display/209715

Here are two green scheme homes- https://tours.stevenjamescollins.com/public/vtour/display/209717

https://www.trulia.com/p/ca/azusa/619-e-boxwood-ln-azusa-ca-91702--2116055047?mid=11#lil-mediaTab

Yellow & neutral scheme- https://www.redfin.com/CA/Azusa/624-Boxwood-Ln-91702/home/40428411

Spa Blue-Light Blue/ Aqua scheme house https://www.redfin.com/CA/Azusa/627-Boxwood-Ln-91702/home/40489483

Well I guess you're going to want to add some simple blue accents in the sitting room to coordinate with the kitchen. I'm not crazy about the red rug, but to be honest, there's no where I'd like to see it.

Those sofas in the living room are really golden when compared to the walls, but perhaps there is a tan and gold rug that could bridge the gap between the two colors. Once you find that, it may have a third color that will set the direction for your accents pieces. See examples below.

I'm not a decorator, but frankly the red and beige Oriental rug you posted, Fifi, looks much better than any of the alternatives given above, because it gives an infusion of livelier color while also looking elegant. You already have a nicely decorated home, but I would suggest an end table or two with table lamps. Also, the carpet in your dining rooms seems too small to move chairs back and forth comfortably, and the pattern and style seem too modern for your traditional furniture.

Agree, looks like you already have a colour scheme, you just haven’t fully applied it yet: red, blue, butter yellow/cream/soft brown. It’s very easy to get red things for a kitchen. Then some blue things where you’ve got the red carpet: pillows, throws, an ottoman etc.

https://www.decoist.com/2014-10-10/red-living-rooms/a-blend-of-red-and-blue-in-the-beautiful-living-room/

Thank you all for responding. I appreciate it. Im open to changing the red oriental rug. Alot of the ppieces are a mismatch of items left over from my previous house.

Also, the kitchen island is black and the ceiling above the red oriental rug living room is red. (I can take more pictures in tththe morning). The previous owner seemed to be big fan of the colors red and kale green.

I personally llike the below rug? Thoughts?

Have you tried the red rug in the room with the two sofa’s ? I would probably go more subtle in the keeping room, since it’s a smaller space. Maybe use the rug from the dining room? It’s a lovely house.

Thank you. Im planning on adding two chairs in my main living room and settee by ththe wall by the staircase. I want to get the rugs right before I go onto the other items. :)

How ababout this one ffor the two sofas?

If you’re going to keep the red rug in the other room, I would make sure you carry the red over to this room by having a bit of red in the rug.

Thank you. Even if I change my red rug, my ceiling in that room is red. The previous owner loved the color red. I keep trying to add a photo but houzz wont let me.

Do you like the red ceiling? Are you able to paint? As others have said, colour is often the unifying thread in a home. Perhaps you want to consider an on-site colour consultation. Our local BM stores offer this for an affordable amount and this way, you get recommendations based on your light and space. Screens aren't that reliable in rendering true colours. It's also difficult for most of us to get an idea of the space flow in your home through pictures.

Looking at your pictures though, I agree that your dining room rug does not jibe style-wise with your dining furniture. Not a fan of the black island. It looks "heavy" to me. (Again, this is my impression based on a picture. Not as reliable as YOUR sense of it, in the actual space.) In the sitting area, off the kitchen, I'd be tempted to go with a round coffee table rather than the glass rectangular one.

You have a lovely house with lovely furnishings. I'm sure, with a few tweaks, you'll make it "home" soon enough. Good luck and keep us posted!