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I did a very quick and dirty job in Pixelmator Pro with the yellow iMac. The iMac is, of course, not to scale, and the perspective and color shading is totally inaccurate, but it might be a bit useful—not really sure. My suggestion would be, given that all of your furniture is white, I think that any color you want would complement your space well. I think having a nice, vibrant, bold iMac would really add pop to your space, so don't shy away from a cool color. More white would be pretty bland, I think.
this looks perfect to me!
 
I don't feel like the green goes well with the plants. The hue of the back is 190, which is bluer than turquoise. I suppose these colors could work together, but to me it looks more like a mistake. Is it just me? The greens are not of the same family or style. Instead of "almost but not really" I'd chose a completely different color like orange or yellow.

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Also, the mint color hue is 155. The Green version is the only color where the accent color and base color hues differ significantly. All the other model's hues differ by at most 5 degrees. I would have preferred for at least the base hue to be 155, which is still solidly in the teal range. I was set on Green until I actually looked at it. I wish we got a rich hunter green instead.
 
Your room is screaming for a POP of color! pick YOUR favorite color... ANY of them (except silver) would look great! (i'd pick blue or pink/red... but that's my personal opinion!)
 
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