I'd keep the white chairs and consider a natural linen, pale grey, a blue or green if you want to keep the soft, serene feel you have started there. Pink was popular this spring and would be pretty in that room with added linen, grey and/or black touches. But you really could use any color. If there is a coclor you've always wanted to have fun with or that is always a favorite, this is a chance to go for it. On the other hand, if you like layers of neutrals, jusst keep in mind that you need variations in shades and textures and some color in some of your elements to give the room depth and interest.

I think I’m jumping the gun on curtains. I need help as you can tell. Ok so I’ll back off on curtains. We need to seat 6 people. We have young children need a lounge are and more comfortable space. I’m open to anything. there is so much gray and I know its because the house is so bare and it’s stressful for me. This room is connected to another room with carpet. I’ll send a picture of the adjacent room. I’ll also get you a better scale photo. Note that the adjacent room needs help too.

Hi all, I’m planning on changing the sofa in our living room. I’m going for a lighter shade this time . What shade do u think would work best? Photos attached . TIA

I see what you've done including/incorporating your sofa's pinkish tan in your pillows and rug and using analagous deeper pinks. You might have better luck with a color scheme that relies on whites and then contrasting colors (navy, charcoal, chocolate brown) and lets the sofa's pinkish tan stand by itself. (Patricia is right that photos of more of the room would get you more helpful advice. She is wrong, IMO, to fling fly-by snark at your sofa instead of advice; and in how she spells the word "please". Proofread, please, @Patricia Colwell. Your comments are challenging to read. Thanks.) Maybe this thread could help? https://www.houzz.com/magazine/how-to-decorate-a-living-room-stsetivw-vs~105196187 I'd start by painting the walls white. Consider white curtains with some texture, not pattern. Target often offers attractive panels - look for their Threshold or Hearth & Home/ Magnolia brands. If you want to keep your rug, tone everything else way down and incorporate its dark chocolate. Look at the photo in No. 8 - patterned rug.