Eliza, thanks to you and others--I painted my kitchen tobacco road. I was looking for a color to match an accent wall in my family room, which I had painted a rich brown called tyler taupe. We ended up painting the den in bm decatur buff painting over the tyler taupe, as I had a hard time finding the perfect color to match the accent wall. I'm really happy with how the two colors compliment each other! They both are gold toned, but the decatur buff is a darker gold with more brown in it. The colors transition around a corner, so visually they are not right up against each other, if that makes sense. We are going to look for a new camera today, and I promise to post back on this thread tonight if we are successful!

Thanks for the comments everyone. I have been so busy with painting my trim that I haven't had the chance to come and check the forum out. I am considering painting the walls BM Estruscan. It would blend the walls to the sofa rather than contrast them. The problem is that the ceilings are about 20 feet high and are on a slope. The PO put a molding (too thin in my opinion) about 10' up from the floor. This makes it so that you can paint the room without painting the 20' high ceiling. Above the molding and the entire ceiling in the family room is painted SW Camelback (one shade lighter than the Whole Wheat that I painted. Because of this, the color below the molding needs to complement the Camelback making my choices more limited. The problem with the Whole Wheat is that it gives off a green tint at night that I don't care for and that it's just not very exciting, not to mention that it's a big room and it's not very welcoming. I also don't have any artwork for the walls yet or drapery, which I know makes all the difference but I just don't think that I'm going to ever love this room with the current colors on the wall. I have considered green but I don't think I'd like it in this big of a space.

Really nice room. Looks comfortable and inviting. Good choice w/new sofas. Like the fireplace as is ... but less clutter could improve the look of it. Not sure what the picture is above the piano. If it is a family photograph, reframe it and the family photo on the mantel with the same frames and put both above the piano. Really like your coffee table. One day it will be a valuable antique if you don't booger it up. So, for the coffee table, consider taking the table to a glass company and having a dark gray tinted thick glass top created for it -- no refinish for the table necessary. (Alternately, cover everything but the top and paint the top only -- perhaps black or else the same white as your cabinets.) Do the same for your current end table as you do for the coffee table. If you're going to add a second end table, since matching the existing one would likely prove difficult, consider a totally different look -- perhaps a wood 2-drawer filing cabinet? http://realsolidoak.com/office.html

Don't rush your choice. SW used to say this all the time..“marry in haste, repent at leisure” I am not sure how much you are saving but even $500 might feel like a great deal but if you don't love it you could be disappointed. There was a just a recent post of someone who purchased a sofa. [I hate my new couch[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/i-hate-my-new-couch-dsvw-vd~5534919) Maybe the furniture place you are going to has a way to mockup a design for you with the large sofa in your space. You can visualize how it could look and it might be easier to make your choice. Hoping you get what you love.