A lighter coffee table to contrast with the green chairs.

A round rug works with the round table

A lighter coffee table would tie the adjacent room and curtains together. Softer material would add that softness.

Rug is the problem

Okay, I know I often say kinda weird things, but, here goes:

- Between the table and the four conversation chairs, you've got a lot of chairs. Chairs are "more busy" than sofas. Could you sub in a bench instead of some table chairs, the thought being to simplify a bit?

- I sort of like the idea of going with a round rug ... but I don't think it would have a big impact with your current round /solid table. I think it would "show more" if you have a table with legs.

- The lamp is cool.

- I want to say something about the ceiling vault, but I don't know what I think.

don’t match the dining chairs if you want the ’wow’ factor.

Disagree. With so many little pieces, non-matching chairs will look like clutter.

You have enough tables for drinks and such, so don’t need a coffee table.

True, the coffee table isn't needed for functional reasons, but the chairs need it to bring them together.

I like the shape and pattern of the round rug, but its colors don't work with either your green chairs or your dining chairs. Maybe try a round seagrass rug if you can't find a pattern in the right colors. Also, this room looks a little too heavy with floor length drapes, chunky arm chairs, furry rug, and solid looking coffee table; I much prefer the lighter looking leather and metal table that Amy10 suggested. The peace lily and cactus don't go well together; I would get three taller, matching plants such as Cordylines in baskets or simple ceramic pots, and put one in front of each window. The brass reading lamp seems a little too traditional for this space; I would get a more modern one in black. Also, the lumbar pillows on the chairs look a bit bland. If you get a patterned rug I would recover the pillows to match the colors in it; but if you get a solid rug then the pillows could be a bold print, such as jungle leaves, zebra or pony hide, big flowers, etc. You are sooo close to having a knockout room, all it needs is just a few more tweaks!

I love the chairs! Get a round rug for sure. Lose the side tables. Get a bigger prettier plant in a nice planter. I think just with that you'll be well on your way!

I was not suggesting changing the dining chairs or any chairs.

I got that. But I think changing the dining chairs to a bench would be a good idea.

Benches are awful. They look nice but using them is a pain and no one wants to sit on a bench long term with no back.

Keep the chairs. Or buy new ones. Re-upholstering will be almost as much money as buying new. If you keep the chairs, get a lumbar pillow for each in a dark orange pattern. Go for solid drapes in a neutral color with leading edge tape trim in the same orange. And finally, find a round rug that a a pretty pattern to it. Something like this, perhaps:

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I kinda get 70s vibes from your space with the curtains, shag carpet and is that a pink light in the background? Some ideas: go bold on carpet (showing a hot pink round rug from Etsy) or go more muted rug (showing black jute rug) and then you could go bold with a lampshade. I would recommend a black glass table to keep it more airy. Love the lamp you have but it’s brass where curtain rods look black. So either bring brass into the space with a vase or picture frame, or change for a black vase lamp.

Until you are able to find the pieces to give the wow factor i have a few ideas and suggestions.

Allow for more space around your arrangement to utilize the space better.

Rearrange the chairs in a rectangular pattern two-by-two opposite each other. One side table inbetw. each group. The window free from obstruction. Angle each chair toward the ottoman. Re-position rug so that at least the front legs of the chairs are under the rug.

Place a table (or small open bookshelf) either behind the chairs on the wall side or use one to separate the space from the dining area. If using the table/bookshelf to separate from dining area use one that is ottoman height and not so long that it blocks easy access to a chair. To add the fire element on the table place a matching group of battery operated candles or tea lights. I would look for a set operated by remote.

Move the stand lamp on the side opposite wall betw. the chairs and move the base under the side table if able.

On amazon or Etsy look for a fabric ottoman cover to soften your ottoman - the leather seems out of sync or place a round tray on the ottoman.

The side tables appear a bit high. If able swap for round ones to add more round shapes.

Once you are able to replace your rug for a round one it will be much easier for you to get the pit look. Right now the arrangement is crowded. I like the colors you have chosen so far. Best of luck to you.

Shag rug is out of style. It has to go. Check All Modern rugs.

I'd look for a new rectangular rug - maybe an antique persian rug for some interest, and then replace the ottoman with a round glass and metal or metal and marble coffee table. The dark ottoman looks too heavy in the space.

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Who says there can't be 3 chairs in a group? One at each side of middle window.... worked how you like. It looks crowded [from here, from a photo]... the chairs seems deep.

The curtains altogether add alot of 'perfect' pattern. I think the same look in a rug would be too 'perfect' - I'd try rug softened into 'distressed' aged.

... and blue ottoman...

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I like the chairs you have but frankly this looks like an office with 4 matching chairs. Notice the 2 x 2 chair layout with bench and sofa in the post from @calidesign. Balance, visual interest and color. No dentist office vibes there.

Some of it hidden by chairs - if color is the things, try one you love.

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This neutral blends into floor, ottoman.... but is distant cousin of curtains...

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I like the 4 matching chairs. A different coffee table would make all the difference.

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I think a knockout rug is in order. Personally, my taste is monochromatic but this spot is crying out for pattern and color. I agree with others that the ottoman is very heavy looking and something more airy might be better.

Thank you. I am having difficulty finding a rug that has a hint of green in it to go with the chairs. Do you think I could use round rug with color but no green at all in the rug?

If you introduce those other colors elsewhere in the grouping, yes.

Excellent advice. Thank you so very much.

I don't think the rug has to have green in it if you stick with earthy neutrals, but it shouldn't be hard to find one with some green. You're likely very limited when trying to find a round rug which I don't think is necessary.