Sorry having trouble posting.
I love it when it looks more brown I hate it when it looks more gray I have time to return it what should I do my family loves it it’s really soft and comfy but I don’t know if I can live with a color. Does it look like the right color for the room I don’t feel like it does thanks in advance

Are you referring to the couches??

Yes sorry

I think they look good. The color works.

I would put the end table between the two couches and move them so the front legs are on the rug.

The sofa want to move a foot to the left (into the room) and the end table wants to be between the sofa and loveseat. pull the sofa a tad forward so that the front feet are on the rug. they look comfy, just not balanced.

It was just placed at this point. Not really finished. I just wasn’t sure it matched the color scheme.
Thanks for the help 😊

I agree with the above posters - pull the legs of the love seat forward onto the rug (away from the window wall), make an "L" with the sofas by pulling the longer one forward and to the left (so that the arms meet in a 90 degree angle, almost touching), and then put the small table in the corner, between the two sofas.

It does look a bit cool/gray in there with your other elements, but it’s so hard to tell from just pictures. I like the style and you say it’s comfy … maybe a rug to coordinate the tones?

Just an example — primarily warm tones with subtle accents of gray:

https://rugs.com/brown-8x10-legacy-area-rug-6252122?rt=bbcolor

I am already searching for a great ottoman. Thanks

Sorry, but I agree that you should exchange the sofa and loveseat for a more streamlined, simpler look. This style looks quite dated, to me. The color is okay.

In the pictures it looks gray/blue which doesn’t go with the room.

From the photo it does look like the rest of your house is warm with beige and wood tones and the sofas and rug look super cool and grey. If it's bothering you as well, you are probably not wrong! It's your house and your money, so your call on how much it bothers you!

I think it is too bulky/dated a style for your space. Loveseats are the bane of good arrangements, but the big box stores push them as "sets" and lots of people make that mistake. Switch for a more streamlined 3-seat sofa and two comfy upholstered armchairs. Get a larger rug while you're at it.

Why should the OP get a streamlined couch? She clearly likes traditional decor.

A sofa and loveseat are so much more practical with kids than a sofa and two chairs.

Honestly, if you don’t like the gray color, then return it! Great that you have that option!

I do agree with decoenthusiaste about the matching sofa and loveseat combo. A sofa and two chairs (chairs in a different fabric) will look MUCH better and also give you more opportunity for different arrangements of the furniture. Plus, most people enjoy having their own chair to sit in rather than share seating.

I might try switching the location of the sofa and loveseat around to see how that works with traffic flow but other than that I think it looks great. Yes you could change things, get another rug in a pattern with some color, use an accent color but it looks good as is unless you want to change it. It looks very nice and comfortable and if it works for you having the loveseat instead of chairs I wouldn't change it, its not necessary for the room to look good. As far as the style it goes with what you have and its a traditional style - nothing wrong with that, its just not what you see in marketing photos trying to get you to buy something different than what you have. I know I get the urge to change things just for the sake of change, but sometimes just wait for the urge to pass, lol, unless I think its an actual improvement.

The furniture does look a bit more grey than brown, however if you do as suggested and move the sofa where the loveseat is and move the legs onto the rug it might work a bit better. Below is a living room we designed for a client that has grey and brown. Perhaps looking at this image will aid you in incorporating the grey and brown.

Urban Ranch: Living Room · More Info