Mostly need help with the wall next to the piano .

Do you mean where the console (and then desk) is?

LALA, yes - or anything else that looks "off". I'm open to critiques.

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I'd look for an upholstered side chair in a color that you've used for pillows on the sofa then put a framed piece of art above the desk, or a grouping of smaller framed prints. The current desk chair is too "matchy-matchy" to the desk. A bit of contrast is always welcome.

Great! Thank you for the info. Any ideas with what type of art?

Art should not be a "type", but should be chosen because you love it and it speaks to your heart. What things do you enjoy most in this world? What moves you? What would delight your eyes to see day after day? Think on those things and then consider how to incorporate whatever speaks to you in the form of artwork, be it a painting, print, photo, sculpture, etc.

The most important decision you can make when it comes to art for your home is deciding to follow your heart.

Pretty room, and that piano is a beauty. My mom has been a professional pianist for many decades, and I love seeing instruments in other people's homes.

Such a good point, IdaClaire. Thank you!

Just as a note, pianos aren't really fans of sun exposure, so if you have a less sunny corner for it, it might be happier, but pianos aren't small, so that may not be feasible.

@ilikedriday, yes! It belonged to my husband’s grandmother. ❤️

BlueberryBundtcake good to know, thank you!

Your piano is positioned so with the lid open it will throw the sound against the hard surface of the picture window, not out into the room. Here are some helpful tips.

I'd follow the information given by decoenthusiaste. If you have a musician in the house, a consultation by an acoustics engineer would be extremely helpful.

I enjoyed playing a piano with the keys receiving indirect sunlight, and the open part of the piano facing the room. The sun lit up my music, and I was able to see the room rather than have my back to it.