I could switch out the dated chevron pattern?

What style / what works here that doesn't for yours? I guess the eye level of the floral [shade]?

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Where did you get what is in the frame?

More photos of the room would help. Are you certain on the tablecloth? are chairs a resin, and sort of minty-grey? hey, I can't see. ;-)

If wanting a contemporary sort of retro look ? what about a hanging chandelier that strikes the last note?

11 x 14" and larger that I just happened to see.... unique artworks on recycled burlap using only eco-friendly inks. They have a rustic fabric feel so we suggest framing without glass to fully convey the texture.

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Looks like you home school? Wouldn’t a cabinet of some kind for the supplies be a better starting point? And the polka dot bowl is way too modern for that floral.

The focal point currently is the table cloth due to the retro bright colors. The arts blends & disappears into the walls & are barely noticed.

Either remove the table cloth & replace with a neutral non print or get art with pops of color which compliments the table cloth.

Or paint the walls another color to bring forward the art.

I just have a mish mash going on. I will remove the bowl and switch out for a more neutral table cloth. I'd like just one large piece of art to replace the four. And I can tuck the supplies away. My daughter loves to draw. I'd like to move to a more boho or minimal look.

If the cloth is a winner, what bout an Ikea drum shade?

i like the bowl....don't get rid of it :)

As an artist I got a rolling cart for my most used art supplies. I have clear containers for paints & clear drawers sorting the colored pencils. The top has paint brushes, rulers, taller items. When using I roll it to where ever i am going to do art. When not using roll it into closet or a decorative cloth. That's wonderful she loves to draw.

... maybe I shoulda / or meant a semi-circle shade...

maybe use the table cloth as the art. meaning , frame a piece of that fabric and make it the size you like.

btw, I like the bowl too.

Your daughter would be delighted to make a large drawing/painting for you.