You might post a pic of the wall with the window.

On the wall above the door beneath the window, you could leave it blank, especially if you're adding anything to the wall to the right of the window (interior side of the window).

If the blank part of the wall above the door actually disturbs you, might consider a pressed metal sculpture or something other than framed art -- if you find a piece that "speaks to you" .

https://www.touchofclass.com/infinity-sun-wall-art-bronze/p/W842-001/?kc=DMFPFS8&code=DMF03&color=Bronze&size=&tid=DMFPLA&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIv9LIv_fz6wIVQAiICR1bbQDrEAQYAyABEgIcg_D_BwE

https://www.amazon.com/Metal-Branch-Sculpture-Rustic-inches/dp/B07WFZ2NMJ

or add color

https://www.amazon.com/Liffy-Outdoor-Sculpture-Colorful-Decorations/dp/B07Y7VVZK9

or reflects a personal interest

https://www.google.com/search?q=pressed+metal+wall+sculpture++music&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwibq4ew-PPrAhUZSzABHf38B4QQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=pressed+metal+wall+sculpture++music&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQA1DQ7QRY4PcEYOn5BGgAcAB4AIABcogBsgSSAQM1LjGYAQCgAQGqAQtnd3Mtd2l6LWltZ8ABAQ&sclient=img&ei=xk1lX5uwHZmWwbkP_fmfoAg&bih=654&biw=1366&client=firefox-b-1-d

I think the main focus should be on the door wall because it looks like a relatively short & dedicated entry area. I had a 2 story entry with a 6 foot high “dog house” shaped window with grills in it at the apex where your 2 windows are. The space from top of door to bottom of high window was 8 feet. I hung a metal piece above the door that was same width as my door plus the sidelights. It was a great success. The piece was a repurposed iron twin bed headboard that was white with lots of gold gilding sort of like French provincial bedroom furniture but no one guessed what it originally was unless I told them. Your bench under window might be good if it has a back or some substance. I have a short church pew in my current entry. Your mirrored table might be just fine too. a piece of art that is about the size of the window opposite would be my pick. I see a carpet in foreground so I might skip an entry rug. I think the addition of something above the door would add lots of interest.

good-sized rug, console table on left with art over it, perhaps a lamp on a timer. go for decent width on the entire ensemble, but don't worry about the height -- that is meant to be restful space for the eye to travel. decorate down at human level.

@acm, Digging the first photo but have to admit that I am on a "natural wood" swing at the moment. Our door will be a similar color.

@ACM thank you I like both of the photos you sent, will definitely see if a rug adds interest.

Maybe a current pic of the new paint and bench would be helpful.

Updated photos, don’t really want to put anything above the door because we are going to replace the chandelier with something nicer and hanging it a little higher.

Do you still have mirrored table you mentioned? May be too small but with a floor plant on same wall might work. If you’re getting new “nicer” light, that bench might be too casual but the table might be ok. IMO bench is lost in space & doesn’t fit in this more formal entry. Hard to say as no Info on style of furnishings in your home & from which rooms this entry is visible. I still vote for art on wall opposite window & at least same size as window. Do you have ideas for window treatment? Something to let light in but obscure view? Is that a 6’ x 8’ space? 16” or 20” tiles?

@KW the windows are getting shutters already ordered. Tiles are 20” eventually will be changed once we decide on flooring (Porcelain wood look tile or LVP). Bench was only temporary until we could figure something out. I’ll check out some art and see what I can find. Thanks for helping.