I don't understand the decription of your room. The tv stand has a mirror on the bottom? And, where aer the stainless steel railings in the room? Pictures of the rrom would help enormously.

We need some pictures, please.

My first suggestion would be a much larger carpet to make this space seem larger. You could do a large mirror with a metal surround, and that may be preferable to a mirrored wall, which often feels confusing to many people. Alternatively, since you already have quite a few areas with metal, a gray wood surround for the mirror might give a somewhat warmer look. I hope you'll also have a coffee table and at least one end table with a table lamp which gives a softer glow than overhead lights.

No mirrored wall. They were not ever a good idea, and now they are completely outdated. A hanging mirror on the wall, if you want, and a larger rug, and some color with pillows etc will make the room look larger.

Thank you Ingrid. No Coffe table yet, if I open the recliner it will bump into it. If I do get one I will have to move it out of the way constantly. Narrow space between the recliner and the TV.

The TV needs to come down some. It should only be a few inches above the console. Also, remove everything off of the console it's busy and distracting. A much larger rug is needed, something with some color and warmth too. Then look for some art you love for behind the sofa (no mirror walls, those stayed back in the 80s thankfully) and find a coffee table. Everything feels a little cold and monotone right now. Warm it up by using warm metals (copper, gold etc), natural materials (wicker, wood in natural stains) and plants

Can I use ottomans instead of a coffee table?

What would the point of an ottoman be if you already have a reclining sofa? A coffee table would be IMO but I guess if you don't mind putting drinks and stuff on an ottoman go for it.

If you want the room to look larger, get rid of the reclaimed wood wall.

I'm sorry, but the wood wall was not a good idea. Way too busy.

Your rug is just too small and looks skimpy.

Ottoman or coffee table I would have to move out of the way when the recliner is open, I thought the ottoman is easier to move.

Great suggestions! thank you all for your honesty that’s what I needed.

What kind of coffee table should I get? Should I get a different area rug?

No coffee table since you say you'd be constantly moving it. Instead,do a second small table (maybe a c-table) along with a larger rug. No mirror but art will make your space look larger. Please share more pictures for better advice. My guess is you could add more seating near the reclining sofa. Also, how far is it from the front of your recliner to the console below the TV?

C tables are a great idea. 6 feet from sofa to console.

Since you have just 6',I'd put a larger round table on 'open' side of sofa and a c-table on the other. I would then add a very open chair (making sure the height/scale works) that "shares" that larger round table. Move some of the accessories from the TV area to the table along with a slim,tall lamp. Consider painting out the wood behind the TV. & as ever,add some art. Notice how much airy white space is in all the art Grover chose above. That floaty feeling in the pieces you choose will keep the room looking larger. Cool space and great staircase,btw.