We moved to Florida from NY. The house we bought was so dark inside because of large overhangs from the roof which blocks sunlight and a large lanai running across the back wall which has a roof, no sunlight. We liked the house, but I couldn't stand how dark it was inside. Before we moved in, I call a Tubular Skylight company to get an estimate on installing them in the house. Recommendation was a large one in the kitchen ceiling ($500.00), small one in a bathroom off the hallway($250.00), a medium size in the family room off the kitchen ($325.). I can't tell you how bright this area is now. What I liked is they just go through your attic, make the openings and can position the tube (in the attic) toward south so we get bright light from sunrise to sunset. Over the past 6 yrs when we could afford more, we added to the laundry room (no windows), another bathroom (small skylight), the dining room. My house is so bright when you walk in you think there are spotlights all over the place. It took me a while, initially when the first ones were put in to get used to the high level of light. Looked like a new house! Before putting them in, we had to have our overhead lights lit all day. That costs a lot of money. I feel these tube skylights have paid for themselves in 5 yrs. Plus the house looks like a bright, inviting home. Everyone who walks in comments on how bright our home is. I would look into installing at least one large one in the kitchen, maybe a medium in the hall. So much less expensive than 'real skylights' and keeping the lights lit all day. Jane

IMO Wall to window would look more balanced

IMO first you decide what needs storing and how it is hung. Usually double hanging rods are a great way to start but a girl usually needs both double hanging and a rod for longer things like dresses and coats. I start with shoes I have many so they take up space that is important for me . We did have aplsce where I got really cool pullout storge under the bed for shoes . On the left that is ee you hav both types of hanging space but only you know it is is good enough . I like a dresser in my walk in for underware and even my jeans and workout wear. Onlyyou know what you have to store . I do not think with what you have there you will need much to make it work but as I said you are the only one who knows what you need .No chair IMO but I would do the dresser or asome type of closed storage with maybe space under it for shoes .

I dunno. I always feel like these mass produced art pieces make your home feel like you live in a generic hotel lobby. Go to art fairs in your area. Buy a print or a painting you really love and have it framed. Yes, it won't be cheap, but it will look so much better and reflect your personality. Alternatively, you could find a textile hanging to put there, or even a modern quilt.