The quilted pink covers on the couch really need to come off. Also, you need a much larger lamp as mentioned before, and I would try pulling the rug out further toward the TV. The wall with the window needs a picture on the other side to balance it. I would also suggest curtain panels on a rod that extends outside the window so that none of the window is covered by the panels. The coffee table unfortunately is too long for your space and a new one with a glass top would make the room look larger. The bare wall needs either a large painting or a gallery of smaller paintings. I would definitely remove the gray pillows; they look much too gloomy. As mentioned, choosing pillows that take their colors from the rug would integrate your decorating scheme.

Thanks for the suggestions. Do you think something like this would look good on the blank wall?

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HI there, I think Modern Farmhouse would look good with your wood floors, plus it's trending right now but won't "date" later. You also have a nice Indian-style rug that would work with.

We did a mood board for a client, photo below, that has some good elements you can use. Gop with a warmer color for walls otr pick up a rug color. All best!

In addition to the ideas above, I'd like to add that you could make the TV wall into a semi-gallery style with one of the wall items you've selected. If possible, maybe you could get a wider console in the same style you have. The idea is below.

I'd also like to ask if you've considered an alternate furniture arrangement? Perhaps, the love seat under the window and the sofa on the blank wall. It looks like the entry door is just to the right of where the loveseat is currently positioned?

For the windows, I'd recommend woven blinds under curtain panels.

If you add curtain panels to the window, they'll take up a good amount of visual space. A taller side table as suggested, along with a larger lamp, will fill the corner on the right. On the left, I would try to slide the sofa down a few inches so it's touching the arm of the sofa on the right. Then you could add a floor lamp behind the left of the sofa. Then use the artwork you have and move it to the blank wall on the left. You could add a few other pieces of artwork to create a small gallery wall. You could then add a variety of flat baskets to the wall around the t.v. to add some interest as Manon shows. I would pick up some of the colors in your rug for pillows to brighten up the sofas. Hope this helps!

How big are they?

Are your sofas the same size? Could they face each other?