Perhaps the electrical box in the ceiling was intended for a ceiling fan -- rather than a chandelier -- which is what I'd put there. It could include a light.

That TV is really weird.

Hard to make a recommendation in the absence of any other furniture. What kind of look are you going for?

@wdccruise Right? It's monsterous and they left it with the house. It was over 140lbs!

@Sabrina Alfin Interiors The only things I have picked out are this green headboard to go on our king size bed. Depending on available space, I picture two nightstands in white/wood/gold and maybe a sideboard in the spot underneath the stairs.

I need to see what else is going in the room and that TV placement is just odd. The lighting is kind of dependant on your style for sure. What is it you don’t like about the one that is there. IMO we need to know that before giving ideas about a replacement.

I'd go for a more modern glam kind of look to go with that channel tufted headboard. I happen to love this fixture from Circa Lighting in the gold finish. Or even this one.

@Patricia Colwell Consulting King size bed, nightstands and maybe something under the stairwell. The room has tall ceilings but is otherwise small for a master. It will be hard to fit the bed and nightstands while allowing room to GET to the bed due to the staircase.

The chandelier reminds me of some sort of gothic lighting that would be in draculas house. That is definitely not the style I'm going for LOL. I tend me to like mid-century moden with a side of glam.

DH and I discontinued having a TV in our bedroom because we could not see the picture anymore. I don't think it would be a problem in this room. Might be kind of fun to lay in bed and watch THAT television! :)

Not a fan of any chandelier like that in the bedroom. Collects too much dust. The chandeliers that Sabrina picked out might work. Very pretty!

Where do the stairs go to? That's more curious than the TV.

The stairs take up way too much space. I'd put in the furniture first and then work on the chandelier.

@User The stairs go up to a ladder, which leads to a rooftop deck.

@shirlpp Agreed! Their original design was to be open, but for some reason the owners went this way. They feel overwhelming in the room but that's a problem for another day.

Okay I would not do white night tables with that bed I think they will look cheap I would stick with a nice MCM wood night table instead I see why you would think white but by the time you do drapes on the window the wood night tables that white will not be so in your faceThese are 2 fixtures that might be a bit more MCM The green one is interesting comes in some differnt colors and is called Clancy chandelier. Just some other ideas