Is there a wall that can be eliminated resulting in a more open space? I agree, furniture is nice but too big for the room as it is now.

Knocked down the one wall, it was completely closed and where the wall divider area is on the left was a

I like your wallpaper, but I think it closes in the space a bit - plus, with the size of room and scale of your furnishings, the patterned paper adds to a feeling of the room being a bit cramped. So I would suggest painting that wall out to match the other walls, to open up the space.

And a chandelier on a dimmer could be nice, for ambient lighting, and also to draw the eye up - which could also make the space look and feel more spacious.

If you don’t have wiring for a chandelier, you could alternatively use a swag/plug-in chandelier.

I like your furnishings, and the style of your seating is fine without pillows, etc.; but since all the pieces look to be the same style and color, adding one pillow on a couple of the pieces could mix it up a bit and lend some visual interest. Your room is very neutral, so you can really use any color(s) you like for accents.

You could even do some Boho Boho/Boho Chic - depending on your style preferences.

And I think you could benefit from a tv mount that would lower the tv down over fireplace for more comfortable viewing:

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@freedomplace1, thank you so much for taking the time to comment, I appreciate it. I painted the geometric wall awhile ago when I had a small sectional. I do agree that it needs to go since I bought new furniture. My fiance rewired sconces on both side of the fireplace and they are dimmable. I would love a chandelier but my fiance won't enjoy all the work that comes with it. Maybe I could come up with an idea for one with no lighting lol. Funny you mention boho chic, that is what I am trying to incorporate when all done. Again thank you

- I agree that the furniture is too large for the room, and I think you also have too many pieces ... I wonder if you could do two seating pieces and place the TV on the wall across from the window (I agree that it's too high). Every inch of the room doesn't have to be full.

- I like your unique wall shelves.

- I like the chandy that Freedom suggested ... it adds more than I would've expected. If the installation is just too much, I also like the hanging-over lamp (does that style have a name?).

- I'd like to see the accent /decoration moved to the fireplace wall ... having it on the window wall kind of divides the focal point.

- I'd add drapes that pick up on the focal wall ... but keep them a little more subtle /let the focal wall do its job. And maybe bamboo /other natural roll-up shades under the drapes. This would bring in some texture.

- A rug with colors to match the accent wall would bring in some color and personality. Some throw colors in the accent color too.

- Finally, some greenery would add a nice layer of decor to the room.

Jennifer, you’re welcome, my pleasure.

You could always consider using a swag plug-in chandelier, as I mentioned. And swag style works well with Boho/Boho Chic. You can just get a handyman to hang it up. You don’t need an electrician, etc.

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