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Aggie Purvinska Any chance you can get another loveseat just like it?

You could do a setting of two loveseats, maybe even put it on a diagonal with a rug, that's one, and the chairs can stay where they are, you only need a rug, lamps, end tables, wall art and you are golden!

PaintColorHelp.com Dallas You have a good, neutral base started here - into which you can plug a pretty wide variety of colors. What'd I advise, though, is not bringing in any more major pieces that are dark. You want to create contrast with lighter items. A big rug would be a good start to anchor your main seating area. It appears you have some yellow in your chair fabric. If so, that's an option for a wall color. You could also pair an aqua, lemongrass green, or even a violet with the yellow. If you want a more restrained vibe, look at a light gray such as Ben Moore Edgecomb Gray or Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray. Then work in color through pillows, art, etc. If you do a neutral sitting area, you could grab one of the textile colors and use that in your foyer. As to scale of furnishings, I'll let the design pros comment on that. But... it seems to me that the trouble isn't your tables being too big (they aren't very large) but maybe the loveseat is too small for that wall? Or that it's bunched too close together. Maybe a lower, wider coffee table would be a better mate. See various examples attached. I'll be curious to see what the other Houzzers have to say.

A. Peltier Interiors AggieDesigns has made great suggestions.

One of the main elements you need to make the room more cohesive is a large rug.Think of it as an island that your furniture will float upon. Most of the furniture pieces you've selected are neutral, I would suggest buttery gold colors for the wall to make the room more inviting. Here are some color suggestions, keep in mind that the colors may look different on your computer screen.

Ella at Wishack.com Use a wider, low-lying coffee table. Maybe a reclaimed wood top with metal base which will pair very well with your current loveseat. Your current table set is a bit small for the room, but maybe you can use the side tables to create a reading nook in one of the corners with another wingback chair.

Think of brands like Enitial Lab for coffee tables (very unique designs and well-priced) and Avenue Six or Skyline for seating. Skyline actually makes custom pieces so you get everything built for you which is awesome!
I've attached a link to the Baily Table just so you can see how to use it in an open living space: http://www.wishack.com/product_p/eni-ynj-909ct.htm

tennisanyone You need a couch and a love seat to fill the space.

Jennifer McLucas Love your furniture and this is such a great room!

To start, I think I'd pull all the furniture toward the center of the room so that your walkway ends up between the window and the chairs rather than through the middle of the room. Then add a rug under the furniture, using the rug to anchor the furniture arrangement rather than the walls.

Next I'd tackle the walls. I'd do a chair rail and leave the bottom part of the room white. Above the chair rail I'd paint grey, like they did here: Modern living. The color they used was Englewood Cliffs 1607 Paint.

If you love the look of the idea photo I think you could pretty easily duplicate it. Start by moving the couch against one doorway and the chairs against the other, still keeping the furniture toward the center of the room in one sitting area. Purchase an electric fireplace (like the one below from Home Depot) and put it on the wall where the couch is now. Then add a nice display shelving unit to either side of the fireplace. Follow up with some yellow and green accents and you're done. Grey and Green Living

dooghie Thanks everyone for your comments. I tried to move the chairs towards the sofa but that arrangement doesn't work for the room. Both doorways are rather large and the furniture placement looks awkward. Definitely want to get a rug, lamps and some art work.
The loveseat and coffee table I feel are on the small side. I am considering getting a sofa in cream called Chloe from macys. And removing this love seat. The room size is 13 x 15.

judyg Have you tried the love seat and the two end tables in front of the window? Instead of a coffee table, get an upholstered bench, two nice lamps.

Now, where the sofa is, put the two chairs and the coffee table with floor lamps. Wallpaper that solid wall.

Purchase matching area rugs. Paint the room a grey.

You have two distinct spaces because of the pass thru. Just make each its own.