Sweet set up! What are the dimensions of the room? That will help people figure out the best rug size for it. Can we get a layout? Have you thought of window treatments? (Wondering about the effect of the sun on your clothes and shoes. And also, you'll be needing privacy.) Budget? That will help with seating suggestions. Can we see the vanity? For a little while, I used a spare bedroom as my dressing room and my favourite part was the three-sided mirror. What a fun room to furnish and decorate!

Thank you, Everyone! Going to try to address each of your comments. cawaps - true that my neighbor could sell. That said, I could just buy new window treatments, if that happens (I'm not going to buy the most expensive option.) She was here when I moved in 21 years ago, which doesn't mean she'll be here forever, but I'm not expecting her to sell soon, either. That said, having the *ability* to have privacy would be good. I never close the current sheers. I am hoping to update with something else, though. Ready for a change! Shadylady - thank you. Yes, I do want to ability to close, even if I never do close them. I don't want sheers (quite) to the floor, given cats and dirt and dust that accumulates... Eld - panels with a roller could work! Since there's no trim on the window, the panels would help finish the look. I *still* haven't decided what to do about the bathroom - but thinking a roller. And now I've decided I want to update the hall bathroom window treatments too!!! arcy-gw - Good idea about lowering the rod. Even though this window is kind of in a closet, the door is kept open and visible from the second floor landing (bathroom, bedroom, and closet all come off landing) so window is pretty visible. It matters more than a closet window normally would.

Since the digital frame stays where it is, I would skip any art on the big wall. I think your chandelier is an awesome focal point and art may distract from it. Or you could hang a large horizontal mirror on the big wall.  However, some people hate watching themselves in a mirror while they eat (my mother, for example). What bothers me the most is the chair squashed in the left corner. Can you move it up to the table with the others, or angle it in either the left or right corner, or remove it from the room altogether and center the remaining chair on the far side of the table, or remove two chairs from the room leaving just four chairs?

This is tricky, you want the dressing rooms to be comfortable, must feel immaculately clean, and you need them to help sell your merchandise. BM Tissue Pink is a color I have specified for beauty salons because it is flattering to almost every skin tone (really a light pink beige). It also works well with most greens and should look good next to the green carpeting. I would have great seating for both the customer and their guest, ample hooks for hanging clothing, great neutral lighting (3500-4000k) Sconces are better than just overhead lighting, and a couple of mirrors. Unless you are selling the posters it is better to have an environment that flaters the customer than one that flatters the poster.