I had very good luck with Lowe's Utilitech (made by Feit) Par 38 dimmable LEDs. The color temp is 3000K and it is very good light. We are on a wooded lot and also have mutable colors so finding the right bulbs has not been easy. Our HD does not yet have the Reveal LEDs. It will be interesting to see how those work eventually as there was a coating in the incandescents that kept them from going too candlelight though they were slightly red. I found the Utilitech to have bright and clear white light. But we are in the Northeast and those bulbs can look different in different parts of the country and in concert with the paint color. This lighting tech transition has not made this easy.

Beautiful family room, kwest. You have made some great decor decisions so far. selecting a neutral sofa, rug and walls give you a great base to accessorize. To warm up the room, I suggest adding in burgundy, orange and deep chocolate brown. I love the others suggestion to add a small overlay area rug. If that's to your liking, get that first. Then you can pull out the colors for the pillows and throws. The windows call for a patterned fabric. Perhaps a somewhat neutral color scheme to work with the walls and floor. That way you can change out the pillows and throws as the seasons change. Window treatments are more of a staple than an accent. Happy decorating!

My two cents. They look to be in good shape. You hate the red, you're sick to death of it. I absolutely would stick to a performance velvet. !00 % polyester. I'd do a Schumacher Empress in a heartbeat. You're up against oak trim, red was probably never a great idea. A soft white, warm and deep camel , a deep gray.....a spa green, ........... I've used performance velvet on too many sofas to count, especially in homes with kids in family rooms. A solid is always a best bet - this is what decorative toss pillows are FOR. Don't reinvent a wheel : ) You can have a fabric like this from Pottery Barn for as little as 30.00 a yard.... or a Schumacher online for 75.00 . !00,00 double rubs wear factor. You'll be dead before you wear it out. You buy whatever the upholsterer says you NEED, and it should include an extra few yards to skip any potential flaw, and some left for you for ...who knows what -it's always wise. More than a few online sources for it on line. All are basically 75 a yard....that's VERY moderate btw Even Chairish has it : ) Note...... ASK ANY DESIGNER. In these times: supply chains, mills, and the fact that MANY of these fabrics come from China? Especially all those in the performance category? Get your head around working with the best of what you can have. I've lost count of the hours spent chasing goods. Of any type. .............just believe it. New sofas? HA, Start from 30 to 38 weeks to anything half decent and just as long for junk like Crate and Barrel. ( yes, it is junk ) Where you will be limited to very basic colors, anyway. Whatever you decide, do it now.......the prices and timelines are NOT going to get better any time soon. PS? time to lose the 1980 "Insulation quilted" shade. Just sayin.....: ) They always read/felt like a mattress pad, and they still do. https://www.chairish.com/product/1786792/schumacher-empress-performance-velvet-fabric-in-pewter

If it looks red, it looks red. There's not necessarily anything wrong with that, but if you don't like it, see if you can find something that leans green.