I would pull that sectional out away from the wall into the center of the room. I would get an area rug, I would dress up the couch with a faux fur throw and some lux pillows, put in a coffee table. I would hang a bling-ey chandelier over the coffee table ... if you can't do that, then I would get a floor lamp with a large arc'ed arm to stand behind the couch and fall into the center of the room.

Love the sofa !!! I would definitely pull this sectional away from the wall and have it floating facing the TV have the bottom of the V of the sectional pointing toward the kitchen . Maybe get some thin rustic tables to go behind the sofa to anchor it. Glam fur and sequins pillows are a must. Thinking a shag gray rug under a coffee table and some nice rustic end tables with the glam lamps ( maybe in mercury glass or spray paint pre existing ones to look that way) Maybe some antique books spray painted on the tables with pink flowers to give a pop of color.  For window treatments I would do floor to ceiling curtains to make the room appear larger and more grand, do them in sheer or light weight material in a very light pink or beige just to make it look elegant, but leave it open to show off the ledge with minimal decor. Wall pieces depends on your budget I know a few cool pieces I made and some I bought. Let me know what you are thanking and I'll try to help. Im still working on mine now

Thank you all so much! So, This is where I am at right now. Unfortunately I do not have the space to pull the sofa out from against the wall. I am also concerned because my window sill is so deep my curtains are hanging out . Also, there was not a small enough coffee table to go in that space. Any coffee table would hang over the edge of the sofa so I had to get the ottoman. I did order a floating shelf to put under the TV like a mantle.

I think three interior mount blinds would be better on your windows than the drapes. If you decide to keep the drapes, you can use the stationary panels on the ends but will need to use a rod that extends all the way across the wall, on the outside of the window, and it will need a ceiling support. I would just remove them and put up roman shades or woven blinds. Blinds won't interfere with your sofa or baseboard heaters either. Your ottoman is a good size.

This is where I am at coming along slowly! Need wall decor!

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