Hi Tasnim, Apologies for the late reply. We wanted to give it some thought before responding. So far as what accessories go with teal, we recommend bowls, trays, tabletop accessories, and vases that are brass-colored. Or glass-based bowls that are reflective. Here are some brass bowls that we'd recommend: Charlotte Bowl Louis Bowl - Polished Antique Brass Suki Bowl (Lg) - Satin Brass Here are some tabletop accessories that we'd recommend: Kuri Bowl (2 colors: Black & Old Gold and White & Old Gold) Asana Tabletop Decor - Polished Cast Brass Camille (Lg) - Satin Brass Pico Tabletop Feather Here are some glass-based bowls that we recommend: Bessie Bowl (2 color: Iridescent Peach and Iridescent Soft Blue) Ethel Bowl Looking at your picture examples, bold colors tend to "draw" attention like the deep blue sofa chair that's in your living room space. That blue chair is drawing attention away from the center area. The rest of your space is dull and plain. One way that you can bring more warmth or "pop" into this space is to add brighter colors like brass color bowls and decor and sprinkle them through the space. Maybe have a dark-colored credenza on the back wall or a simple long table for adorning tabletop accessories. Maybe even include a small accent table on the smaller wall space. You can also adorn some blankets on the long sofas as additional colors accents to offset the plain colors. We would recommend the following blankets: Crocodile Rock - Throws Dada - Throws The key is to balance out the "stronger, bolder" colors with more plain colors (or alternatively, with brighter, poppy colors) as you decorate a space. Don't think of home decor accessories as mere additions. Think of them as occupying the same space as the major furniture like the couches and the center stand table. Best, Tai Truong Elements of Design 3400 Medford Street Los Angeles, CA 90063 tai@lusivedecor.com

OK, I have only rarely seen a 70" round table so that is good info that yours is 60" So that last drawing has the right size table. Once you get your furniture arrangement set up, then we can determine how to best deploy your art. I'm thinking of a "grouping" on the dining side of that long wall. Perhaps the biggest (crab?) and then stacking some on each side of it, or even adding to the grouping to make up a "gallery" look. We can figure that out later.

A large art work in this palette would look great on that wall though I don't have a good read on your wall color. Check out Etsy for original works. I'm with Beverly about armless chairs, though you did pick out nice ones. Arm chairs are so much cozier and conversational. An mrmless chair, sometimes called a slipper chair, belongs in a bedroom where you take off your slippers, drop clothes, etc. Or in a huge living room where someone entertains a lot and needs a couple extra chairs.

If you are going for color I agree with the one on the left from Beth. However, I still think the black and white is a good option with each one taking you in a different direction. When I look at the photos from further back, I see lots of texture in the pillows on the leather sofa and it seems the natural vibe in the living room currently is complemented better with the black and white. With this direction the nod to the stained glass could perhaps be introduced with some amber and teal accessories but maybe not the pink. If it was me I would complete the vignette with the black and white, the plant arrangement, etc. and live with it for a while. Hope this makes sense and helps.