Don’t mind the mess, I just took a quick picture off the camera. 😃

I agree with Lyn that one picture would look good on that wall, but it looks like you have family pictures there. If it's important to you to keep them up, it looks like they're currently hung too high. Move them down, or add another layer under them for a gallery wall effect. Or put up shelves so you can switch the pictures out easily. The shelves could be shallow - it doesn't look like you have a lot of room there, so make sure people wouldn't run into them when walking by.

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Maybe look at putting doors or a door on the open shelves in the entry if you want to cover up what's on the shelves.

If you’re trying for a classy look, you might want to decrease your decor.

Study pictures of what you consider to be classy homes. Typically they have singular large art pieces, clear and sleek surfaces, and minimal color mixtures. Ultrasophisticated homes have only one or two colors - for instance, an off-white living room might be all off-white (walls, floors, furniture, window treatments, etc) with a few splotches of a strong color like black or red.

@littlebug zone 5 Missouri , what would you do with this space? I have terrible adhd and would love something to declutter the look with a clean look but of course it’s a work in progress. Thanks for your comment. It means a lot!

Also, thank you to kandrewspa and Lyn Nielsen. I definitely appreciate your comments as well. 😃😊

The first thing we might suggest is decluttering both areas. Once that is done, keep what you really need out and store the rest. Maybe look at some storage ottomans or storage coffee tables and some cabinets to keep the other things in. See these pictures? These are designs we have done and we thought adding them might help you forward.

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