Heather, here are a couple of media cabinets mostly in white. They're only about 6' long though, so you'll have to measure to see if they're long enough. I always prefer the longest cabinets a wall can accommodate--they just look better--but once you start getting up to 7 or 8', they get really pricey. If you don't limit yourself to white, you'll find more affordable options.

Your room, already very nice, is really really close to greatness. Other than a longer console, the only other thing you really need here is to get the photos (or art) balanced on the walls.

I think the art on the shelves begs for some spacing between them, which those shelves are too short to provide. Groveraxle's rendering provides that space, over the couch.

But I'd hang the art halfway between the height you currently have and the height Groveraxle depicts. No one wants to hit the art while leaning back on the sofa. And I find very low hanging art - hip level - irritating to view.

I will apologize up front if this sounds harsh, but IMO what you need is some new furniture. You do not have the pieces you need to make that room look good So you're going to need someone with some decorating taste to help you. Do not start buying pieces on your own, you need to get someone who is into decorating to help you or you will spend money and make more mistakes. At a min you're going to need two small accent chairs (and not in a random color, but rather ones that go with your couches), a bigger coffee table, and a bigger console table for your TV (and not white, something in a dark wood). If you're going to do two couches (I'm assuming those two are the same couch ??), then they need to face each other (so you need to change the furniture configuration), and they need to be pulled in so their front feet sit on the area rug. And then you need to stop decorating with pictures. You need to decorate with art. Personal pictures are for personal spaces .... not living rooms. Those two floating shelves have to come down, they make absolutely no sense, and so does that random lantern. Do not put up star bursts. You need to buy some art.

The blue media stand from Heather is nice, but at 62", it's probably not long enough.

Well, you've gotten some lovely suggestions from everyone here....

Just a word (or many) about gallery walls. I never realized how many awful ones there are on Houzz. Here is one that IMO misses the mark:

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Here are some good ones:

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Here's a gallery over your sofa. The three photos on the bottom are your three original ones. Then I added some different shapes and sizes to complete the arrangement. (I would not do an arrangement like the one you posted above. It's too symmetrical and static.)

Hmmm. So you don't like gallery walls in general?

Heather, is there another lantern on the other side of the French door?

I like the lantern...It's unusual and cute for near a doorway.

Your home is beautiful and I prefer the B&W family photos to any mass market art or decor. So much more personal. Lowering the shelf would help (I like Grover's rendering yesterday with the switched pillows).

Though sorry Grover -- I rather like the Capistrano gallery wall! I get what you are saying, but to me it's much less expected. Not that I am a huge gallery wall fan so what do I know.... I prefer big art.

Though our last house did have two floating shelves over our (buffet length) entry console, different heights, with two odd shaped pieces of art on each. I do like the floating shelf idea as you can swap out art Which can be good if you are featuring family photos and your family is growing.

Heather, there's nothing much in your ideabook. How about if you peruse Houzz and save some examples of decor you DO like over a couch?

This is a nice clean look.

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I like those orange lamps. Just make sure they're tall enough. They should be at least as tall as the lamps you currently have. If they're short, consider putting a sofa table behind the sofa and putting the lamps on that.

I'll come back for the blue lamps in a minute.

Here's some suggestion for your wall you might like......to know more about my Art work and collections please visit my shop -

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Heather, can you post your question here? I really don't want to give out my personal information here and haven't activated my Houzz messages because I'll be inundated.

If I understand you right, you want to do pink and orange and blue, but the pink and blue color block pillow is not available. So these are the pillows with the orange lamps..

Here's an idea. Go find a bold color block pillow you love, then build the rest of your pillows around it.

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