I don't care for accent walls unless there a reason for "accent". Unless we see the entire room it is hard to make recommendations

What textiles do you have in the living room? Seems to be a blue-green chair? The wall colour needs to relate to all the elements in the space. Right now, it seems unrelated. Another option might be to simply paint it the same colour as the other walls. No rule that says it must be different.

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i wouldnt do a accent wall but instead bring color in with art, rug accessories

Paint the wall the same as the other walls in that space....Add color with rugs, art , books ( maybe some wider bookcases on either side of the fireplace?) and pattern in pillows and drapes.

May be taupe?

or caramel?

These look like real estate photos; is this a new home for you? Is the furniture yours or the previous owner's? (Asking because advice like painting the color the same as the other walls isn't terribly useful if you don't know what the color is and you don't want to paint everything).

is that your furniture? (these look like listing photos)

If not, what does your furniture look like?

will you be keeeping the other color on the wall?

I like this angle and would pull any of these colors (the table is nice too)

you need a rug (and I'd lose those short curtains too. get blinds or something longer)

So for now, just paint over the blue w/a primer, move in your furniture, rug, art. Then you can decide if you should paint that wall

any of these would look nice w/the wood and the tile.

I just bought the house, all these furnishings are mine, thanks for the great advice👍

since you have the bold blue chairs, make the sofa and other items neutral. (like a linen color, soft gray, soft beige, etc) and tie in the blue w/some bold art on that one wall. bring in a rug w/a bit of blue or contasting blue/green colors that work w/the tile in the kitchen.

these are blue cabs, but you see how the rest of the items are all neutral?

neutral sofa, and bold art w/the blues in it.

you could opt for these Dual Concept blinds. they come in all colors. but see how the drapes touch the floor? pick one or the other, or do both like this

these are nice too.

woven wood

one more thing. those boob lights,lol. please, can you replace those? maybe recessed lights or something nicer?

Awesome, thanks a bunch

oops...i added more pics and ideas to my above comment. (i edited it after I posted. did you see the other stuff?)

I didn't

Since you just bought the house I would make the easy choice and paint the blue wall the same white as the other walls.

Over the next 6 months decide what you love and hate about your new home.

Decide what must stay (You either love it or can't afford to change it.)

Think about the colors you love.

Then think about how you want to use the colors in your home.

Walls are huge and generally look better when they are painted in a more subdued color. There are exceptions, but in your space the blue is sticking out like a sore thumb. Way too vibrant and connected only to the two blue chairs. Add the bright colors through upholstery, art, sculpture, area rugs, décor.

I am also not loving the combination of the floor and the backsplash. Too many yellow/orange/peach colors in the backsplash with the cooler neutral floor.

See what it looks like if we cool it down.

The counter seems to go well with the floor (at least in this picture) .

I'd try a very soft green or a pale terra cotta taken from the backspalsh color. Another option is painting the wall white like your other walls, and then painting your fireplace surround in a deep color. That would make the door disappear while highlighting your fireplace.

Muted green here goes good with blue chairs :-))

It certainly is a different look but I’m thinking white or the caramel that’s you suggested early!! Can I ask How you change the color to the wall so perfectly??

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