I'm going to cancel that order. I still love the rug, but now don't have anywhere to use it. I do need to figure out what to do about the old floor furnace grate that's visible in the first photo showing the new rug that I posted. I've had an old throw rug covering it which looks awful with the new rug, so I guess I'll just look for a throw rug that blends better. The floor furnaces are gone (we had central heat installed after we moved in), but unfortunately the hole in the floor is still there. I can't even imagine having it patched with wood floor, as I think that would come out looking strange -- just don't know what to do! Darn old house with its antiquated leftover fixtures!

OK, so unfortunately it didn't work out with the herringbone, multicolored patterned rug! I was just about to buy it this morning, then I saw it's sold out. So i've been looking for other rugs but had so much trouble finding something that would look tie in the colors of the furniture and now I dislike the the original one I posted, too vibrant/cheerful How about this one? It has pretty muted colors and it looks like it has colors pulled from the couch and chair. Colors found in this rug include: Cream/Beige/Blue/Brown/Burgundy/Gold/Light Blue/Orangehttps://www.wayfair.com/Astoria-Grand-Nathanson-Cream-Area-Rug-ASTG4314-ASTG4314.html#&gid=null&pid=1 And i'm thinking even though it's set, to go with the one @ravencajun Zone 8b TX mentioned, it's so cute and I like that it's industrial/modern:

5" ... so sleek. This mid century modern design features top quality unfinished brass. This brass has character - not too shiny and has a softer look that fits many modern interior designs. 5"D X 5"W X 10"H •5" Wall Canopy •Socket: Standard Medium Base (e26/e27) •40 Watt Small Globe G16.5 (Bulbs Included) https://www.houzz.com/products/geometric-brass-black-mid-century-wall-sconce-light-prvw-vr~151800228

Curtains would be a good idea. Even though you have blinds for privacy, curtains make the windows look finished. A little eyeliner besides the mascara. I would not do a colored curtain here. Curtains are just to darn expensive to have to switch out when your color palette changes. I would suggest white or off white, whichever you prefer in a silk or silk-like fabric, and get a marvelous trim for the edge. The edge trim can be in a white and black or whatever color you want to take from your rug or elsewhere in the room. I would not do a curtain trim in gold here because I see 4 windows, for 8 panels, that would be a lot of gold. You want tasteful gold embellishment in a space, not Liberace in Las Vegas. Here are some examples of trimmed curtains. Buy the plain curtain, and then buy the trim of your choice, and buy extra trim to embellish throw pillows, and buy coordinating different scale trim for other throw pillows. Another curtain option is a white curtain with a subtle pattern woven or printed on it.