Hi Ginny Smith,

We suggest adding flush mount lighting for lower ceilings.

Here are a couple of options that would be a great fit for your living room:

https://www.houzz.com/products/memphis-2-light-dark-bronze-flush-mount-ceiling-light-prvw-vr~87742360?lid=68033817

https://www.houzz.com/products/memphis-2-light-chrome-flush-mount-ceiling-light-prvw-vr~87742316?lid=68033775

The Globe Electric Team.

Agree with the above re: flush mount.
For other living room suggestions, I'm not crazy about the light coffee table with all dark furniture- stands out too much. To minimize this, I'd switch all my throw cushions to a white (or cream, can't tell) base with a pattern reflecting the brown of the couch and the blue or turquoise accents.

Next, the lone piece of art over the love seat is way too small for that wall. Consider a much larger canvas with colors you are using in the room.

I'm not a huge fan of the (yellow?) wall color here as it doesn't do anything for the room. I'd consider painting to a a greige.

I also think the two lamps should match. Or maybe switch the Tiffany one to a plant instead.

Lots of potential here though!

I think there's just too much attention drawn to the white. Try changing up the cushions, that would help:

Also, I'd consider reupholstering the accent tub chairs in a pattern or other fabric with texture. In the photo the read as soft pink, and I don't think it's a great combo with the beige/yellow walls. Even a dark brown leather could be nice for contrast.

Paintings hung over sofa should be less than 75 percent of the width of the sofa.