I think something simple and modern would go with your existing style. Something like this.

Sounds great, thanks for the Input!

Hi,! You have a lot of space at your disposal. I suggest you some items for filling the empty wall showed in the second photo:
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You have some nice pieces of art, I would make the entrance an art gallery. Hang your art and then get a really cool entrance bench something that can float in the middle of the room, something that looks like a piece of sculpture itself. It would make a great first impression walking into a setting like this.

Hi Mark, thanks for your Feedback - greatly appreciated! Are these benches in the Picture? They look awesome

Yes they are benches, and yes they are awesome. I wanted a visual that showed a bench that was like sculpture. I wish I could have had more time to find something that wasn't so expensive, but just wanted you to get a good idea of what I meant by the bench looking like art.

Start with the nook, where the three pieces of art sitting on the floor. Paint the two walls in one of the vibrant colours in the centre art piece. Agree with Mark, place a bench in the centre of the nook to create the feeling of a gallery space. Once this is established, the rest will follow. Given the other pics of your house, you have great taste, you just need a starting point.

needs a console table with maybe a karge modern sculpture . the other wall maybe a very large piece of art. your home is great

The light looks too small for the area. A larger, simple chandelier such as or You can choose the number of pendants - 9 to 13 would be good in that space.

You have a large room there. I really like your living room as well.
I like the idea that Mark mentioned. That bench is beautiful, but I remember that it has quite a price tag.
You could get a nice MCM sideboard for the area where you now have the mirror. Above it. you can add two large mirrors. For the wall where you have those painting, you can hang the paintings there, just like in a gallery and have a bench away from the wall so that one can sit down and admire the art. The bench can also be used for seating down and getting the shoes on/off. There are some really nice benches done by Orange 22. I have several of their side/coffee tables and they are beautiful. They come in different colors and designs so you can either go with something subtle or with a bold color, such as orange.

You may want to consider this modular wall system to define the space and provide extra storage as well. You can choose drawers and shelves in any color/material and the best part is they are completely interchangeable.


https://www.houzz.com/photos/2013-collection-contemporary-home-office-new-york-phvw-vp~3863941

Best of luck! Let us know if you have any questions.

Thank you all so much for your valuable input! Best regards, Michelle

As you like so many styles, it is hard to suggest something precise but would love to throw a few ideas out there. I think the idea of something sensational is definitely the right track.However, no one has suggested an amazing rug. After all, as you walk by it you have a fantastic vantage point from above looking down.As your current environment (4 years old?) shows white and wood, I thought an overdyed or aged rug might be of interest or something that is clearly not walked up often and thus can really amp up the volume https://www.houzz.com/photos/living-room-eclectic-living-room-phvw-vp~84521 also agree about lighting. Right now the trend for naked bulbs is hot. And an idea such as this would be more interesting - particularly the looping that you can add to your arched ceiling I would address the niche - which I feel could be painted a dramatic colour or have a huge photograph leant against it... and possibly one bright barcelona chair in front of it. https://www.houzz.com/photos/9th-street-brownstone-contemporary-living-room-new-york-phvw-vp~81231

Dear ASV, thanks so much for taking the time. I think your ideas are awesome.