It is way too busy with the large plant. It inspires me as a quiet corner.

It needs art on the wall to raise your eye up and welcome you.

Move the table away from the corner. Remove the lamp and a statuette from the table and put on the floor in the corner.

Mainly it is just off balance, because you have 10 things on the right half and one thing on the left.

The lantern is not enough to balance the rest. Try shifting the tall plant and head to the left, then arranging the lantern and remaining plants toward the right, but not too close to the edge. You might need to set one or two of them on a little platform to vary the heights.

An additional suggestion to those above is to move the tallest plant into the corner and group the shorter ones around it. Remove anything with pink, the statuette and the lantern and perhaps use them in another place. Embrace and enjoy the empty space newly created on the table That leaves a group of living greenery which should be calm and welcoming.

Without seeing the space, Is there a reason the table is shoved into the corner? Could you post more photos?

I would move the tall plant to the corner, remove the pink items and then place some art on the wall.

Is this a place where you meditate?

That plant looks a little menacing, although the height is good. I would replace it with something softer but the same height. And place it on the opposite side of the table. The little budda is getting lost there. Maybe find a different spot for it. I would add a long narrow landscape to the wall (mountains painted on rice cloth?).

I would add a very large mirror to the space and leave everything else.