Another picture without all the lights on? Is there any green in the rug? It’s hard to see the colors in the rug with the room so dark. I would replace the gray backsplash with a cream, and use a rug and some art to bring the green from the cabinets into the living room.

You’ve gotten lots of good ideas and input on your other posts so I recommend going back to those.

Yes, YOu've posted 2-3 other dilemmas asking the same thing. Why don't you provide feedback?

What is it you don't like that you keep posting again and again?

first off, your tv is hung too high (this is from your other post

I've photoshopped it for you to show you the proper height:

Secondly, you want to tie in the green from the other room, but you have this completely different color rug. not going to work. everything in this room is very dark, including your floor. if you want green, lose that rug and try some of these other ideas.

(just a quick shot so you can see what I mean. I show these below w/explanations)

Much better. brings light and life into the room, AND works w/the green cabs.

a rug like this

these are both from Loloi

or even this one

would match your kitchen cabinets way better than all that dark you have in the room now.

here's one mock up w/a creamy textured rug, some decent window blinds, maybe add some drapes, (see foloowing pic), try lighter end tables (I gave you one on the other end) art, pillows, a wicker coffe table (but you could do an ottoman or wood table) olive tree, lighter color table lamp

The Loloi Julian rug would be beautiful w/everything pictured above

Imagine that rug used in your room w/the same accessories shown here:

I like the window treatments on this one. much better than plain mini blinds.

You see how the rug they've used ties everything together? the sofa accents, the pot, window, etc. I like this cofee table too

another look at accessories:

art on the wall, a potted plant, some natural tone pillows w/greens and some w/texture. I gave you a textured creamy white rug w/this mock-up

put a plant/pot like this next to your tv console

bring in a horizontal art canvas w/greens to go above the sofa. (your tv is hung too high over your cabinet)

https://www.homedepot.com/p/LOLOI-II-Rosette-Teal-Ivory-2-ft-2-in-x-3-ft-8-in-Traditional-Polyester-Pile-Area-Rug-ROSTROS-08TEIV2238/316423756

Safavieh Green Jute rug is also a nice choice

Thank you for all the wonderful suggestions! Yes, I have posted this room a few times asking similar questions on how to improve it.. To be quite honest, I'm trying to make this new home comfortable and am really struggling.

Really love the mockup with the textured creme rug. What bothers me most about how it currently is , is that it feels like every room is different. I had also thought of incorporating a rust color as an accent into the den. (Pillows and art with some green) with a neutral rug. would that clash? Or should I stick to green and gold accents?

Similarities to these minus grey art but pops of green?

Lastly, I thought I could sudbly pull in some green into the room with these leaf prints with gold , rust or beige pillows? The tricky part is that I still have a fireplace room to decorate so they need to tie together. With some sort of color theme.

Perhaps a grey, green, rust, gold color theme??

My biggest suggestion is to remove the sectional away from the window. It always makes a room look small and uncoordinated when a sectional or sofa blocks part of the window.

You’re trying to put too many colors together. Not going to work. Pick one primary color - since you want to tie this room to the kitchen, it probably should be green.

Then pick one or two secondary colors - most likely the cream and perhaps a tan/gold.

Then don’t buy anything that doesn’t have one of those colors as its major color.

That sectional seems an odd piece of furniture for the room. Plus, it’s not one of your colors.

Edited to add: another thought is that it appears this room was designed to be a dining area. You’re forcing it to be a tv room instead, which is probably why the sectional looks so odd to me.

Normally I’m not fond of a painted focal wall, but it could tie the rooms and also think it would give your room some punch. Accessorize with console and lighting in mind and add impactful art. An earthy and cozy look will work well with kitchen.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with these two rooms living next to each other and not color coordinating. Your living room is stunning neutrals. You've nailed it. Don't mess up a good thing. Your kitchen is vibrant but classy. Again, another acheivement. Just let these space be.

If anything, focus on bringing in living room elements to your kitchen - use wood - walnut - countertop accessories. Even better if they have an MCM vibe. Ditch all the stailness stuff. Corral all the countertop appliances, Store ones you don't use every day. Have the other ones live together. What does the rest of your kitchen look like?

Kendrah - this is the other side of the kitchen. Window grids are scheduled to be removed. Will be one panel picturesques.

What a beautiful seating area. Love your windows. It looks great to me. Who makes your light, I'm looking for something similar?

Again, if you want to bridge the rooms more, don't mess with the living room. Bring more MCM into this kitchen space. You could do a more MCM wood fixture above your table and change your black hardware to a brass tone - though I wouldn't go super shiney brass.

Is any of this necessary? No, but if it makes you feel better, go for it.

The room with fireplace seems a better choice for the sectional. Maybe put the sofa in the living room? And of course Beth’s color coordination is masterful.

I would try moving the rug in the living room (room with fireplace) to the family room. The living room rug seems too large for that space. I agree that the sectional might be a better fit in the living room.