Have you already chosen or bought curtains? If so I would perhaps wait until you have these up, and maybe some artwork and a rug before revisiting the cushions. I think because the sofa has a cushioned top and back it doesn't lend itself so easily to having lots of cushions, maybe a rectangle cushion on the chair and a toning throw with a few different shades in it over one end of the sofa will be enough. Also, whilst a lot a people might recommend firm, overstuffed cushions in most cases, maybe the cushions will sit better if they are slightly less full and more squishy? Just a thought, you'd have to experiment with that.

I'd go for raspberry & pink, not as harsh as red, but definitely warming. I'd be very tempted if you go for the darker curtains, to go for the same colour rug, just for a bit of unity. However, if you then put a wooden coffee table on the rug, the wood will warm it up. All the pinks above will go with any grey, Different texture cushions in paler colours will help soften the look. This rug and coffee table go well with the whole theme, softens it down, and although grey tones, when mixed in with the soft accessories, cushions, vases, curtain ties etc will look really cosy. Coffee Table Maybe a copper and wood floor lamps? Laura Ashley Rug

Thanks everyone! Ah, we only just got H&M where I live in Tasmania. Will have to have a look. Ah, kind of. I just found some colourful velveteen fabric that I liked and I guess they happened to match the rug a little. I'm now thinking maybe making a matching mustard cushion and buying/making two coral or pink cushions....and a throw! ha

Out of all the rugs (even though I like the first one in pattern) I think the second one will be good as it will lift the floor but still have a neutral pattern so you can change colours in accessories when you want to. Rugs are expensive so unless you are set on a specific colour theme (like the blue rug or the yellow geometric one) then the second option - or similar, will be easier to move around and take with you. Similarly, something else in a multicoloured tone or with a heavier neutral colour pattern would also work. Down to your colour preferences really?