you most certainly do have a style that is strongly influenced by at least one period of history, but most likely includes elements from movements such as Arts and Crafts, or Art Nouveau, as well as Gothic, Victorian, and Edwardian fashions. with the rich furniture and the darkish carpet, if the room lacks natural light, I would make the walls the lightest element in the room - and anything from a 'more' muted gold, to a tint of the rootbeer, to a very soft sage would work, though just about any 'antique' looking neutral would work. the firewall here won't let me see pics, but I'm thinking that picking up the muted gold or the cream in either the walls or the drapes would be a good idea - definately sheers to start, I tend to like either tonal stripes, or layered sheers (in your case, I would use cream or ecru panels on the inside, and gold panels on the outside of the rod) not so much a fan of mixing laces (which are hard to find in anything BUT floral motifs any more) with paisleys, but I was a Textiles minor, and no one else seems to notice or care :) http://bradbury.com/ I'm in love with these guys. all their colorways are historically accurate, and they give you a great idea of how different colors work together - not to mention their stuff is stunning, if a little too much when its taken all together (particularly the victorians, who loved to layer prints and patterns with mad abandon)

I would do a wall unit in the center section and put the TV within that. And then I would get two matching pieces of furniture for the two side sections, some type of console or buffet type piece. I would wallpaper the three niches to give them some texture, and then hang your art work on top of that in the two outer sections

If and when you do purchase a new rug, please go for a much larger size, so that all your furniture is sitting on it. That instantly makes your room look larger and more comfortable. A large floral pattern actually looks great with your furniture. The size of your chairs is perfect with your couch, and I'm afraid a recliner might be too large and bulky. The best option might be to recover the chair in navy and find a larger rug. I hope you'll consider a large floral pattern and darker colors again because that works well with your floor and showcases your beautiful couch and the yellow pillows.

Glad you like it! It's the Bridgette Printed rug from Pottery Barn and is made from wool and jute - so a nice natural fiber mix. I may be mistaken, but I thought Pottery Barn once offered samples. Take a look. Bridgette Printed Rug