Dee, thank you for the kind words..I followed your advice and looked up your color diva, emailed, waiting for a response. The mirror was money, but not so much of mine. I bought it at an auction and boy was I excited! That's why paint is so important..once that mirror goes up, it will be difficult to get it down. Cam, how did you find that photo? It has all the right elements.bookcases, etc. Nice sleuthing, I love the photo, unfortunately, I don't think I have a wall that would work..no mill work to define it. KMCG your comment is a stroke of brilliance..bring the brown onto the couch to ground it to the floor, where are those pillows from? I am excited to press on, so many good ideas. What do you think about an padded/upholstered coffee table/ottoman? Or a glass coffee table? Thanks again to all!

Farrow & Ball's Dimity is a whisper of grayed-down pink, and Great White is barely lavender-tinted. If you want a barely-there color, and depending on your light, either of them would look lovely with RH's gray. For a stronger pink, Pink Ground (also F&B) might please you. Among the more usual suspects, I like SW 7116 A la Mode for a peachy pink, and 7114 Palish Peach for a less yellow one. (The first few times I specified that one, I thought it was "Polish Pink," which caused a few chuckles among the painters...) Pratt & Lambert has a really girly one, also on the pale, luminous side, called Smokestain Rose, also great with gray.

Thanks for the photos. I like your colorful space! The easiest way to make things look more cohesive is to spread some more red around the room. Your cat print is a good start. You could also add a red accessory on the coffee table and some red pillows to the sofa and a lamp with a red base. Bits of red around the room will help the eye tie all your colors together and balance the colors. For your walls, I would consider adding curtain panels. I like how they make a room look warmer and more finished. I would do a panel close to the wall color or slightly darker. The curtains will add a subtle layer of texture to your room. And the focus of the room will be your colorful furniture and rug.

I picked up a desk for my daughter’s room. Desk needs some TLC, but wanted thoughts on what color to paint it /chair to match the rest of the furniture. Do I go for white? Growing up the room without needing new furniture.