Okay, the mirror doesn't fit with the wallpaper. The wallpaper has seen better days. Better decades.

If you plan to use the mirror to check your look before you go out for the day or evening then you need to place it where you can stand back and see yourself including your feet.

Restoration Hardware has fabulous furniture but it's a definite look and not something that lends itself to blending with other styles. That's the best way I know how to say it.

The wallpaper would be easy to remove and the room would have a better perspective without it. Why wait?

My goodness, what a pretty space you've created! It looks vastly different without the wallpaper and with the other changes you've incorporated. It's fresh, pretty, and sophisticated now.

Is the plant real? If so, I don't mind it where you've placed it, but it's not necessary. Actually, I've come to dislike things just sitting on the floor personally, so I probably would not leave it there, but it's your call. If it's fake, then no. I would definitely not use it.

What is the mirror’s purpose? If you want to be able to see yourself in it, no plant. If it is there for its value as decor or general reflective value, the plant is fine if it isn’t a real one. It isn’t a good spot for a real plant both for the plant’s health and the chance of damaging the floor.

Are you considering the artificial orchid for the floor instead of the green plant? I wouldn't. I don't think I've ever seen an orchid sitting on a floor. They're table-top plants.

Wow, very nice room ! I think the plant on the floor clutters up the space. My eye went immediately to it, instead of your wonderful chair and curtains. What does it look like without a plant there?

Or if you really really want a plant there, what about a plant with a more linear shape and a fancier pot. Or a beautiful tall glazed piece of pottery with one architectural leaf?

I see what you mean. Now it looks a bit naked by comparrison. Maybe a different pot for the plant - something a bit more glamourous for your glamourous bedroom?

I think it looks much better with nothing there. It carries through with a sophisticated and clean, airy feel, whereas the plant on the floor makes it seem cluttered.

If you want the drapes to puddle, lift them straight up then down to the floor in a more irregular shape. With it so regimented, it just looks too long.

I don't think you need a plant there either, but its according to your taste. It would look good either way, but I prefer simplicity, sometimes it makes more of an impact.

What about a tall vase with fake pussy willows...you seem to like nature and botanical items