How to incorporate my antiques into my new living room

So after YEARS of having a living room I HATE, I am finally getting it redone. The big, gross bulky TV set is going into storage tomorrow. The old dilapidated couches are going into another room at the end of the month. I've gotten new plastic sheeting for the bird cages (grey and black flowers). I've already repainted my living room grey and have hung up white curtains. In the room just off the living room I've got turquoise curtains.

I love a rustic styled house and antiques. I'm working on redoing my house room by room, so for example, this is my entryway:

I'm planning on redoing the chairs the same colour as the main living area furniture.

Iam going to get one of those filament globes here.

This is the couch set we're getting (sans the painting and rug, we're not getting any rug) , and I'm going to get these throws:

And these are my two antiques that I want to use in place of the classic coffee table and end table. The one is an old tea tray and the other and old claw foot round table. They're both just gathering dust and mug rings :

I have two other cabinets that I am going to respray, one is from the 80s and one from the early 2000s. They're going to mismatched in style but matching in colour. Kind of like how in Friends, Monica's place was full of mismatched furniture but it all matched, if that makes sense.

I am going to be using these colours, but I haven't exactly decided how :

Finally, I am going to be making one of the two below TVs stands. I'm getting the wood on Friday :

So now I don't know how to get them all to match... Should I spray them all the same colours, if so which colours I've selected? Should I do an ombre with two colours, should I just spray them all one colour? I am also going to be sticking bluey/ turquoise vinyls in the cupboards of the cabinets (they've got glass doors).