Stacey, you have such an interesting house! Your furniture looks modern, yet somehow traditional. I don't know how to say what I want to say... And I love the lamp with the blue base. I just bought one similar and am totally in love with it. Who knew? I really like the Edgecomb Gray on the monitor, as well as the Revere Pewter. I think both of these colors contribute to an eclectic yet contemporary feel that is warmed up by the old school type fireplace. I do have a suggestion. Instead of white built-ins, why not consider having the bookcases painted in the wall color you choose? With the black slate as a centerpiece, I think it may be too choppy with the white. Particularly if you go with a gray, this might be appropriate. I love all the muted grays and gray whites that Holly does on her furniture (Life in the Fun Lane Blog) as well as Anne Turner's Mouses' Back (Farrow & Ball paint shade a browned gray) kitchen cabinets. That's the kind of thing I'm thinking for you, although maybe lighter, like the Rev. Pewter or the Edgecomb instead of the depth of Mouse's Back. Even doing the wall in a gray with a little darker shade on your built-ins could be great. Red Here is a link that might be useful: Mouse's Back Cabinets from Blueprint Bliss Blogspot

I think GMP3 has the same basic idea I do, but I would go with a butter color - not lemon, bright yellow, but a soft warm yellow. I think it would be great with the floors, and would pick up on the stripe in the upholstery. I would also pick up a pretty yellow and blue print and make covers for the striped pillows that are now on the furniture. I would put the loveseat where the tv is, and move the tv to the wall where the loveseat is now. If the TV goes out later, you can get a great console table or bookshelf for that wall. But if you want to keep a tv, think about a larger cabinet that would hide the tv when not in use, and also give you storage, bookshelves, etc. Down the line I would love to see some kind of pottery base lamp by the chair. The one that is there feels very formal for the space.

can anyone suggest wallcolor scheme in the benjamin moore for the interior on stony oak viinyl floor

The bedding you have does not appear to be bright white it seems to be off white, I would definitely not do bright white with those curtains at all, it will look dingy next to those curtains and just will look off IMO also it doesn't look like there is a lot of light in there which is needed for a bright white paint color to look good. I would get the bedding that you want and then pick color. Just looking at the pics you posted I would leave Dove Wing as the color, just make sure that the undertones match the undertones in the bedding when you get it in before you paint all the walls any further. The pictures are really hard to tell by but when you get the bedding in you will know if it goes with the wall color or not undertone wise.