Hi Nikita, First and farmost, you have very beautifull coushion on sofa, from where you buy it? You can check the videos of Small budget Big makover first session series in youtube. In One such house in Gujarat, Muninder and Bishakha coloured the old sofa set with whtie (The sofa is like yours) and changed the centre table. Interestingly, the family also had your kind of sofa set and they also want some modern style. The architect duo did not changed the sofa, just changed the colour. Yes I found it in youtube. it is the house of Setu Upadhyay. the link is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85GNhyLeVnM Another suggestion is that you have many tables on the room. You can drop few chairs and opt for a single centre table

Hi, Here are a few tools for colour selection - 1] Ready made colour palettes available on the internet. It gives you a ready made idea of what colours produce what effects and how they look in a live setting. 2] Fan decks available at local paint vendors. You can play safe by selecting a monochromatic theme and stick to a single page of the fan deck or if you want to combine two colours in a theme, move horizontally along the same shade number. This way your colours would be visually balanced. 3] Apps such as Jotun Colour Design, Colour with Asian Paints - Wall Paint & Design App and Dulux Visualizer IN are also very good as you can actually see a virtual image showing the effect of a chosen colour in space. If you still find it difficult to imagine, hire a professional who may help you out. All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur

It would be great if you can share the picture. Things are clear in a better way when you see them visually.

For living room choose warm & subtle colours like shades of white,grey or cream. For bedrooms white and indigo combo will look clean and sharp giving a cosy environment. Other combinations like brown-cream also gives elegant & rich look. Textured and contrast wall combinations also makes a room aesthetic.