Silvermist from Sherwin Williams would look beautiful with your walnut colored furniture. It was a light teal undertone. Here's a bedroom photo with this color. While the furniture color is lighter, yours will provide a stronger contrast.

Pineapples seem to be a fashion thing at the moment in interior design, looking back to the eighties. With a different lampshade, plainer and perhaps cylindrical, it would be lovely. I wouldn't honestly do a lot more pineapples though, one is fun, several become a natty collection that starts to look a bit off kilter!

Hi there! Have you had any progress with this? What colour are the walls currently and what kind of colour are you after - bold, brighter colours or more neutral tones?

Hi, I think any of those 3 could look good, with white elsewhere as a contrast and bringing in some bright warm colours with cushions, throws etc. We repainted our house last year and used Farrow and Ball colours - Elephants Breath is very popular and looks great in our living room, we used their darker greys in our sitting room and hall. You can get Dulux to mix FandB colours so it works out cheaper if you like. I was afraid of it being cold or dark but love it!