Lovely room...
I wouldn't describe that room as Victorian. It's a bit later, in the category of "backlash against Victorian". (Victorian = frou frou and ornate; post-Victorian/craftsman/Edwardian etc. = the straight lines, exposed beams, those pillars, etc.) 1900-1910? Waaaaay more fabulous than Victorian, IMO!
I'm saying this, because it might speak to what you want to do with the room. A salmon color might actually be authentic for the period and might work well with that wood, but there's always lighter salmon colors....
If you wanted to do a little research, you might look up "authentic" colors for craftsman-style...
If you're wondering about furniture, "Victorian" will clash: it's too ornate. My recommendation is to bury yourself in picture books that show stuff from 1900-1920-ish. It would be solid, with stuff like the grain of the wood highlighted.
The loveseats look too dainty for that setting and don't suit the architecture. The couch and chairs, IMO, because they're heavier, work better in that room.
Post-Victorian style did interesting things with natural elements (I mentioned the deliberately-exposed wood grain above). Instead of floral chintzes (or what have you), you might look at floral styles from the early 20th century.
I believe Tiffany lamps were in vogue right about then? One of those could make that room...
Yes, take the flowers off the top of the mirror over the fireplace. They ruin the line of window-mirror-window
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