I love, love, love my unique pie-shaped office, and I want to do it justice. One long side is 90% window, the other is... well, just a long wall. A desperately need the two pieces of furniture shown (lateral filing cabinet and credenza) to work on this long wall, but the lengths of the furniture and the wall (complicated by the pie point) are leaving strange spaces in between everywhere. The empty spaces on either side of the credenza are the trouble, specifically. (Boxes are temporarily on the floor between the chair and credenza; the chair will be angled into the pie point once those boxes are removed.)

Rows of file organizers will be covering the entirety of both the cabinet top and credenza top, so the ”permanent” height of those peices will be roughly 10-12 inches inches taller.

I was thinking two tall floor lamps on either side of the credenza to fill those weird spaces. Some of my colleagues think low, full plants should go on the floor on either side (I think this would look to obvious of a patch job); some agree to place some height on either side, like the floor lamps (my preference); still others think that large wall decor placed just above those spaces (like plant sconces) will suffice to distract from the empty spaces (not sure what I would do on the wall between the scones, in this event).

I am clueless on wall decor on the long wall. Just clueless.

I’ve attached photos of the rest of the room, as well. Any help is SO appreciated!

P.S. - Please do not judge my plant. It needs help, I know!