It's a very lovely space, but what is your style, modern/traditional/or transitional? That could help us provide the best suggestions.

Should we assume you have not a stick of furniture now? Do you have a floor plan of this house and If you do...........please upload it in a format that can be blown up.

Your question with no other info, is far too broad to be answered. By anyone.

Do you have pics of rooms you like? Something....anything please.

Instead of "current" accents I would suggest that you use your own personal tastes to decorate and accent your home.

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Unless you plan to follow the trends forever decorate with things you love and my advice if starting from scratch get the help of an interior designer. Right now we really have very little idea of your style.

Looks like you will need to coordinate at least three rooms - the kitchen the fireplace room, and the room to the right of the entry door. Is that the main entry to the house? Do you have kids, pets, etc? How do you envision using these spaces (except the kitchen)?

Thank you so much for commenting! the room to he right of the entry way door is the dining room. We have 2 children 11 and 9 and we do not have pets. We would like to keep the farmhouse feel because my husband was raised on a dairy farm. We do like to cook with family and friends, so we would like a comfortable, welcoming, atmosphere to accent the grey and use wooden accents. We wold like to use 2 inch wooden blinds eliminating the need for drapes.

Our style is transitional. We don't like clutter, so I guess a bit modern. I was looking at wooden coffee tables to be what we design around. A wooden farmhouse table in the dining room? The grey color scheme and wood is what sold my husband and I on the home. Simple pieces, wood, big fluffy sofa styles, not too much of a feminine touch more of a rugged but sophisticated and simple pieces.

The lighting is also a bit industrial and combining that asthetic with all of the wood is what we are hoping to accomplish. How to get those styles to mesh is overwhelming when I begin to research it.

Industrial+farming go together no? Are those lights industrial?

What size? What about a rug,How you will arrange it? How long should the "big fluffy sofa" be? You don't know and we don't either. You don't begin with a coffee table. You begin with seating. You begin with a plan. You can't make a plan without a room scaled to a floor plan that has dimensions, for EVERYTHING. Walls,..windows, exit and entry points all of it. A local interior designer is your BEST bet.

Be careful not to go overboard using different neutrals. Some neutrals are warm toned, some are cool toned. You can combine warm and cool in a space but it is hard to pull off. If you aren’t confident in your decorating skills, pick one neutral tone and stick with it. Then add interest with accent colors.

A good place to start is to find a properly sized fabulous rug with colors that work with your floors and walls. Then build the rest of your choices from the rug style and colors.

Very spacious room. If you decorate it a bit, you get an amazing effect. For example, such furniture will help this design look spectacular.