I'm sorry, I don't really understand what your question is, exactly? Are you asking what more you should add, or looking for advice on whether you should add another couch or a table, or...? How big is the room, first? Do you have or can you do a quick sketch or photo, and post it to give us some idea of the layout (like, where are the doors, are all the walls square or is there an angled wall or a wide entryway into another room or something)? Where are the windows and how big are they? Do you want lots of sunlight to enter the room or do you want blackout curtains? What color are the walls, or what color will you be painting them (or are you looking for advice on that, too)? What type of flooring is in the room now--tile, wood? That's a lovely little sofa (my couch is also from Macy's! I love it) and rug; it can definitely be the start of a lovely room! Going just by the info you've given and nothing else, I'd pick one of the light colors from the rug--maybe the palest spot of orange--and paint the walls that color, with ivory curtains (or ivory/cream walls and orange curtains, you choose; I'm currently painting my own living room orange so I may be biased). Get a nice print or painting for one wall; a beach scene, maybe, with lots of blues, yellows, and oranges. You could get a coffee table and a side table or two in the same wood as the sofa legs, or get some painted or finished in either a pale or a bright color, depending on what look and feel you're going for. Like, a bright yellow or orange coffee table, maybe in an interesting shape, would make the room look more cheerful and modern, whereas a plain, solid rectangle table in ivory/cream or palest blue would be more cozy-looking. A bright solid or patterned throw will give it one look whereas a soft, thick, fuzzy throw in a solid pale color will give it another. So what look are you going for? What have you done in the rest of the house? Good luck! There are a lot of great people here with great taste, so if you can provide more info you're bound to get some excellent advice and ideas!

ok do I ordered a couch loveseat chair and ottaman....I have black wrought iron tables with glass top...the coffee table has 3 drawers that are reclaimed wood. The house I just moved into has a large red accent wall in the living room‍♀️. ok so the furniture is a dark blue/gray...the accent pillows will be this patterned material with the red accents. I want to keep a kind of modern feel but now I have no idea what size or color area rug to get. I'm thinking a solud ivory shag rug...only problem is I have a black lab and I can only imagine the shedding that will go on a ivory shag‍♀️

Needing suggestions for area rug for living area in open concept. Couch is beige , brown leather recliner and side chair with patterned material...colors are gold, green, teal and beige.. I tend to stay in neutral colors but would like to step outside box. Any ideas appreciated!

I usually center a rug in a room as a first step. center using your windows. so a rug a lot bigger than what you currently have. then pull your furniture around it. I'm not crazy about corner tv placement either. I would place your tv where your couch is now with your swival recliners across from it at the front window but get a larger more useful table between them for lighting, drinks and reading material. the sofa in front of the side window. that gives another comfortable place to watch tv laying down faceing it. glare shouldn't be too bad that far from the windows but if it is blackout curtains help while their fabric ads color and softness to the room. moving things around is the only way you'll know if it works. tape off the rug size unless you fall in love with one first. larger rugs larger cost you dont want to make a mistake