The fixture above in my post is what I would like to install. The below link is similar to my dining room chandelier now, except mine is bronze with cream glass. I couldn't get the picture to upload. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Progress-Lighting-Renovations-27-25-in-6-Light-Forged-bronze-Etched-Glass-Tiered-Chandelier/50131632 I cannot post a picture of my space, hence the drawing, as it is presently under construction with materials and debris everywhere. I hope this helps.

Photo#1: A new runner and no mat at door. Photo #2: Push the sofa and console/ottoman into the living area a bit. Notice how it is encroaching on the entry area? Also, move the gray chest some one else because I see a bench behind it which could use a pillow. Over that pillow you can hang art, or a small mirror... Photo#3: The matching end table to coffee table, move it to the chair. You don’t need it at the sofa because the coffee table is large enough to work for 3 people. Lastly, style the console top…is there a plug under the sofa? If not, and the cellar ceiling is open have one installed so you can use lamps, which are needed for both the sofa and lighting the entry. As for your windows, do the exact application as I suggested yesterday for the dining room. BTW, are the pillows a done deal? I think you could do better. : < }

I like the art, but not over the mantel and sticking up above the built-ins. Have you tried flipping the two pieces of art? The table left of the kitchen entrance will be too small for the larger art, but you could find another spot for it. Then put the rectangular piece above the mantel to repeat the shape of the glass windows in the top of the built-in. The warm yellow/gold/brass tones in the two pieces should work well as your bling in the room. Try a low brass bowl on the coffee table.

looks to me like you need to move the lamps to the end tables. maybe run a power cord under the sofa so you can get a lamp on that end table. Otherwise I would maybe add an arch lamp behind the sofa. the lamps you have seem pretty big I would look for reading lamps.