showing a picture of the room is going to be of no help because the wall color is changing and all my furniture is going. so I need to base this off the actual measurements of the dimensions of that particular wall ( there will be no other art next to it) so the amount of pieces I chose and the dimensions of the art makes sense for that space.

I have a couple of photos that I keep circulating to for small pieces of inspiration. I think it’s just having a box of stuff just sitting in the garage of things like vases, picture frames of various sizes, and cute little baskets not being put to use. I get what you’re saying about making sure that I have purposes for what I want to add to a space. I just feel like there’s so much bareness to the walls. My husband sent me this picture of a floating unit he liked, but with the hutch in the dining room being tall, I just thought it might be a little too much. What do you think of these? Could anything be integrated into it?

Using @itsourcasa layout as an example to illustrate your plans vs theirs, I have marked in RED the "foundation wall" of the kitchen (where you base your focus from and eminate it out from there, if you will). In BLUE is living/dining in the same manner. In ORANGE are those pesky humans. See how with itsourcasa there is interaction, communication, and focus directed on areas where people naturally want to congregrate? In yours, see how you have segregated that? To be clear, this is not an "open concept" kitchen vs a "closed kitchen," you can easily open up some of a wall and still feel like a "closed kitchen" if that is what you prefer. Rather, it is the segregation and diverging focus of the adjacencies. Also, functionally I would think the kitchen would want to be close/interact with the Party room and outdoor eating when the pool area is such a dominant force in this property.

Thanks I’m really trying to find a drawer chest / accent cabinet that is 55” wide and as tall as it can be but surprisingly very difficult to find one. Thanks for the advice!