I like the piano under the ceiling fixture but it does blend in a lot with the bookcase. I'd also like to see it brought over and angled under the ceiling can light where the art and chair are sitting, but the seating arrangement would impede that arrangement. Perhaps removing the bookcases would be the easiest solution.

You might put the little chair under the clock and place the piano parallel with the window wall. However, that leaves the chandelier hanging above nothing. Solution: a library table there and the bookcases styled with 1/3 books, 1/3 decor items and 1/3 open space.

[Round library/game table under chandelier/light fixture.[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/a-modern-gem-eclectic-dining-room-new-york-phvw-vp~1935781)

I think you have placed the piano in the perfect spot! You could add some color in the book cases and also place something on the piano...maybe a vase of flowers.

I would definitely make changes in order to make it feel less like the piano was just placed there - try centering piano in that space and change fixture to a pot light, so room can be arranged without having to consider the fixture. Better to lose a hanging light than have a room not set up in its best arrangement, as well it's too small and feels awkward. You can always add a light on the piano. I would add more prints under the windows to balance that wall and find a new spot for the chair next to the bookcase. I think painting the bookcase black (with a grey hue) would be really sharp and re-accessorizing (less small items and think groupings) which will make it feel more modern and create a lovely backdrop for the piano.

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