what's wrong with it?

what I see in this room is a ton of brown. everywhere.

have you considered painting the walls a creamy white? Or do you like the minty/blue w/the fabric?

maybe getting a lighter rug?

Diff table?

what exactly don't you like?

Thanks for the response. Seems dark Overall. You think the wicker color goes well with the cushions?

from the picture I think the tone works. does it look 'off' in person?

If you painted it another color (say, that greenish gray color in the fabric) I'm afraid it wouldn't work well w/all of your wood tones.

And if you painted the wicker a creamy white, I think it would be too much of a contrast since nothing else in the room is that bright (except the windows)

what if you brought in a few lighter pillows?

i'd also do a lighter rug and a new table lamp

I think the fabric works with the wicker and your shades. Not sure it works well with the wall color. Maybe start with little changes..pillows and a new lamp?

Do you have a Home Goods near by? Maybe bring a few pillows and throws home to see what you like.

The cushions and the wicker look good together.

The wall cabinets are weighing this room down. The wicker has a light airy informal feel and the cabinets are heavy, formal and serious. The room would look so much better without them. I would remove all 3.

The next thing to think about are the round table and lamp, but they won't make as much of a difference as the cabinets.

I would pull up the shades more, to show more of the window. Or maybe they should be hung closer to the ceiling?

Painted furniture, especially distressed, looks good with wicker. Maybe there are some painted furniture ideas here that appeal to you. If your coffee table isn't a precious piece, maybe a distressed paint finish would look good on it. I'd suggest it for the end table too but it is a bit too tall in relation to your chair arms, unless you can cut down the legs a bit. I'm assuming these aren't valuable piece - hard to tell from photos.

Your upholstery fabric looks quite smooth. Some pillow and throws with a velvety/fuzzy/velour/furry finish would add a comfortable tactile element that would add a nice contrast. Also very casual and in keeping with the wicker vibe.

I think if you removed at least that one corner cabinet and painted the room creamy white it would brighten it up.

The fabric goes well with the wicker and looks quite practical. Are you in a coastal setting?

Everything Partim said. I like the cushion fabric with the chairs. I'd get a rug that has that blue, green, gold and wicker color in it plus other colors. The bookcases are dinosaurs in the room. Definitely distressed painted furniture and other wicker items like footstools. Bring in a bit of metal too, maybe in an end table.

I like your fabric choice and think it works well with the wicker. I would begin by turning off the ceiling light. It creates a very harsh unflattering look in most rooms. Add more lamps in order to create a warmer look.

The wicker looks nice- I’d paint the bookcases and the walls a light/ white and lighten the feel to go with the wicker and paint the coffee table.

I would have gone with something more cheery on the cushion fabric

The shelves are fine. The cushions are fine. The window treatments are too heavy.

I realize these are more outdoor than the OP's, but the idea is to find some fun with pattern and add some contrast between the wicker and the color of the cushions.

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I would darken the walls.

Is this your sunroom? What's the purpose for the room? I like the upholstery with the current color of the wicker. If you don't have an actual sunroom, decorate this room as one. Raise the shades to the crown so more of the windows are open to the light, or install drapery panels. A rug (wider than the sofa,) smaller and lighter feeling coffee table, removal of the heavy corner cabinets (or painting them to match the walls) will lighten up the room.

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And, paint yours or get a new coffee table….no more brown!