Floral patterns are very strong, but will not overpower a sofa that is plain. In fact it provides additional texture and variety so that things do not look flat. However, too much floral and/or too many patterns if not carefully curated can go awry very quickly. You have a beautiful painting above the white sofa of yours. Take that painting with you or a picture of it and find pillows that are one colour with or without texture and represent two-three colours from this painting. One more thing, the two print pillows on the white couch are far enough apart that they do not compete with each other and I would add an additional two on the inside of them that were monochromatic (with or without texture). The linen coloured loveseat needs either one monochromatic cushion (with or without texture) for a total of three and perhaps have it be a little smaller than the floral ones currently on there for added dimension (won't feel too crowded). One last thing, you mentioned a coastal blue theme, your painting would pop even more if your gold frames were painted white! The white frames would also soften the room!

Best of luck. My two cents!

Are the sofa and loveseat the same color and the picture is just off? Do you have 2 or 4 of the flower pillows?

I like option 1.

I like both. For A though, I'd try it without the center pink pillow. It's a lovely room, with a mix you've surely enjoyed doing... :)

@kcooz07 Hi they are different . i got the loveseat secondhand. I have two of those florals now and was wondering if i need to have two more custom made for the loveseat .