I don't think the colors are the issue, but the fact that the sofas look more contemporary than the architecture of the house and your other decor choices. They do look really comfortable!

I would buy a Tribal oriental rug, which will bridge those elements. Just have to find one in the right colors.

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Thank you for helping. I’m wondering if maybe a jute rug would work. As the chair has a pattern.

I don’t think you will like a jute rug if you want to add some color.

I agree with the two previous comments. A jute rug would be too plain. There are so many choices in rugs. First figure out what size you need and then start looking. I don't have enough information to be able to tell you what size you need. If you need help with that, post a floor plan drawn on graph paper that shows the doorways, which rooms they lead to, and the where windows are. I don't know if you were planning on painting, but it looks like your wall color is leaning yellow. It would probably help to have a whiter white on the walls, but not a glaring cool white.

A floor plan would help enormously, just a simple one is OK. Can you move the chair or the loveseat to another room? Those three pieces aren't working together and won't no matter the rug choice. (IMO)

We have all done rooms that go a bit sideways, but if you step back and look at the space, editing/re-thinking often helps. Don't just buy to "fix things". This space has some nice features and working with them essential. My guess is that the two leather pieces can work, but again, a floor plan is key.

Thank you. We’ve actually discussed moving the chair out.

I'd move the television to a wall mount on the wall after moving the armchair to a new location (maybe a bedroom with a nice floor lamp for reading). Wall mount console underneath. Move the portrait over the mantel and relocate the small ornaments to a bedroom or desk. Add a large rug and large square or round coffee table. Too many pillows, remove center ones and consider changing to colors from the rug. Once you get a rug the sofa color will not be against the floor and you will be fine.

GREAT idea and visual! Thank you so much!

If you find a rug with reds and slate blue you will bridge the brick with the sofas.

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Another GREAT idea. I wish you could just come make it over for me. lol

You selected the sofas because you liked them, so you can put together a room you like. It doesn't need to be designer perfect, but can be your space with things you enjoy.

I would move the clock to another place, like the kitchen or office where it might be useful. Keep the "tv" wall otherwise clean, it will be easier on the eyes that way. When tv is on you don't want to look at decor. When it's off, you want to be distracted by other walls, not look at a black screen.

Small photos on the mantel work better in a small space, like a desk or vanity. Save the space over the mantel for your portrait. Someday you can move the art over the loveseat to the room with the armchair and the rope table, since it works well with them. When you find something for that place that you love with the rest of your rustic/modern decor.

A low table that is large to scale with the sofas will center the seating area. Or get a large round or square upholstered ottoman.

Thank you

For sure it will come together, just need the right rug, love the ones from P Banos - hang in there, mid room change is stressy

Thank you so much for the encouragement. I’ve never struggled this much decorating. Beyond Stressy lol

The room needs a rug to pick up the colors of the chair and not clash with the sofas. Also a coffee table would be a nice addition.