Thanks for posting those. Looks like the rug can't go the other direction? Too long?

If there is enough clearance, you could try getting a vent deflector to aim the air out instead of up. If not, then maybe someday a piece of furniture with higher clearance. Nice coffee table/ottoman combo!

are the sectional ends reversible? that would work better. if there is nothing out the windows, then maybe put tv on wall next to it and put full back of sectional along window. i think a couple statement pillows could give more interest to couch. and definitely more art everywhere. my pillows are very reasonable.

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Please do not get artwork chopped into pieces. Just don't.

You need a TV console that covers that whole wall under the TV. I would also get a smaller rug, not larger, and turn it the other way so it extends beyond both ends of the couch.

Is there enough room to put the sectional facing the large wall with its back to the entry - about even with the windows? You could put a nice table behind it. Then put the TV on the big wall on a long entertainment console. Those windows are fabulous!!

Is there enough space on the two walls to relocate the sectional to the opposite set of walls?

Your Cesendello-style floor lamps don't work in the corners behind the sofa. I'd use a sofa table with tall table lamps and art and use the floor lamps elsewhere.

Nice home. That is a really long living room.

Have you considered moving your rug all the way to the end of the room next to the stairs, moving your sectional away from the wall onto the rug and then adding a desk behind the sofa against that wall?

I think curtain panels would really soften and warm up the space which is already very lovely. As for color, I usually like something close to the wall color, however, the furniture and wall color are the same so I would suggest some contrast. I think the right gray color would look lovely.

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Pretty ottoman but I don’t think it really adds anything to the room. You need to get rid of those floor lamps behind the sofa, get an inexpensive sofa table (or put up a long shelf behind the sofa) and put 2 lamps on either end to add color.

It's a very nice ottoman. What do you think about the size/configuration with your sectional? It looks like it could be a little awkward because of the size and the angled piece it has to sit pretty close to the rest of the seating? Maybe it's just camera angle. If it is awkward, maybe think about round instead? If not, then enjoy!

It's difficult to make suggestions about art without knowing if you think you will make any changes to the lamps. It really is a perfect spot for a console/sofa table with table lamp(s). If you go that route, then it would make the wall space available for hanging art different than it is now.

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This could be a solution for the shoes in your entryway.

There are so many choices for lamps. I'd just be sure they are not undersized - get something large enough stand up to the size of the wall and sectional. I'd get as long a table as possible too, so you could have two lamps on it. Or, if a shorter one, maybe one table lamp with a more substantial floor lamp at the other end.

This is something like what I'd look for but not sure what appeals to you and maybe others will have suggestions, too. Not these specific lamps necessarily - I didn't check sizes.

The above are just a couple of budget friendly ideas if sizing works.

If you look at tables to buy, I'd figure out how long you want it. If using two lamps, I think you need a table to run from about where the back cushions join between the angled piece and the next cushion over to about above where the two brown pillows join (the middle between them) or about the middle of that far right cushion. Of course, centered on the wall, so the table might not hit those exact spots, but just to give you an idea of how long it would need to be.

If you do one table lamp, then maybe a larger floor lamp than what you have in one of the corners, the table could be a bit shorter, with the art placed over the table. You still want to make sure it's not too short or everything on that wall will look dwarfed.

Here are a bunch of ideas on pinterest for creating inexpensive sofa tables - since it won't really be seen except the top, maybe something here would work for you?

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If you did the sofa table with lamps, I think the size of the picture would work. Otherwise, it’s too small and I can’t see it being part of a gallery wall.

I think a round ottoman would be better suited to your sectional. You’ve got lots of sharp corners going on in your room. Something round would break that up.

My opinion only, but shouldn't the sofa be on the longest wall on the room and the TV opposite it?

Perfect. Now be careful not to overteal the room. You could use a little bit of an accent color, maybe a yellow from the painting on the wall to the right.

I don't see any reason to mount the TV. In fact, I think a lot of people mount them unnecessarily. If you don't need to move it around to different positions, I'd just set it on the console as it is. Then if you ever decide to move it, you won't have a wall to patch.

See how just a couple spots of yellow adds a spark?

It's coming along nicely! Like the new tv console and the new home for the old one! I'm thinking it's not centered on the wall be because it might seem too close to the stairs? If not, I'd center it on that wall. If it can't be centered, maybe you could find some art pieces that you could stack to the right of the console, with another one above the right side of the console. I doubt I can find an example to post and I have no photoshop skills, but if I can, I'll post one. I'd take some pieces of paper and tape them up to see what size and configuration would work in that space.

I don't remember if the square end table is new, but I think it's a bit too large and too close in shape to the coffee table ottoman. Maybe move it out and try the smaller one on the left in its place, see what you think. A smaller round one would work, too.

I like the draperies and think they help bring some teal to that side of the room, but agree with grover that maybe that's enough teal. The golden pillow under the art looks like a nice accent/balance, so maybe use a bit more of that if you add more color someplace.

eta, just noticed the gold touches were grover's deft hand!

eta2: I was inspired to try to figure out how to do some basic manipulation on a mac...they say it's intuitive, but I don't find it so...but this is what I was trying to describe if you can't center the console by the door. maybe a mirror over console and stacked art next to it?