Anonymous wrote:If you are up for a road trip head up to Adamstown, PA just north of Lancaster County. It is the Antique Capital of the country. About 60% of what you will find are much more traditional but we were surprised that almost every antique mall had a mid century modern section. You could find every lamp, table, artwork and accessory that will complete your look.

Thanks!

Thank you for posting this couch. This is perfect for us.

Get a neutral color - any of the greys or cream colors will work with most decor. If you really want something to make a statement pick the navy couch.

It's much easier to find complimentary color palettes with navy than with sage. You're going to get sick of that color in a few years tops.

If you are up for a road trip head up to Adamstown, PA just north of Lancaster County. It is the Antique Capital of the country. About 60% of what you will find are much more traditional but we were surprised that almost every antique mall had a mid century modern section. You could find every lamp, table, artwork and accessory that will complete your look.

Since you have such a neutral sofa, you should select a rug with more vibrant colors.

PS, I have medium brown leather chairs too. ANd the noguchi table I mentioned in a previous post. And a plant. Your room may end up resembling our family room!

Anonymous wrote:I haven't picked a chair yet! I was thinking a medium brown leather mid century chair. Or maybe something teal (my favorite color).

The couch is a plain "oatmeal" type color. I'm not sure how it's looking on your screen. You don't think it will work with a gray rug? The walls are grayge (?) and the floor is a medium golden oak.

Oh, sorry--I thought you picked the one in a previous post with the palm leaf type print.

I think a medium brown leather chair will work much better.

No, I don't really think the other rugs will go based on how the couch and rugs are looking on my monitor. I opened up multiple windows to see, and it looks to me like the couch is more beige and slightly warm, and the majority of the rugs are a cooler grey, not a warmer greige, if that makes sense? That's why I think a contrast will work better. FWIW, I had the same issue with my couch and rug. My first rug was a textured one with different colors so it "pulled" one of the sofa colors, and that looked fine. When I replaced that one, I went with a contrast, more similar to this (but not this one, I can't find the one I bought)
https://www.cb2.com/simone-grey-hand-loomed-rug-9x12/s351453

I just reread your post. Thanks again for your feedback. I do think the black one might work, but it doesn't look soft! Do you have any other suggestions?

I haven't picked a chair yet! I was thinking a medium brown leather mid century chair. Or maybe something teal (my favorite color).

The couch is a plain "oatmeal" type color. I'm not sure how it's looking on your screen. You don't think it will work with a gray rug? The walls are grayge (?) and the floor is a medium golden oak.