Next step (at least in my mind) is a large oriental-style rug.

Like one of these.

https://www.rugs-direct.com/Store/nav/Category-Area-Rugs-Collection-Karastan-Spice-Market

Can you exchage that loveseat for a sofa ?That chair needs to be in the loop I would start with the rug find one you love ideally with some texture and color and large enough to fit at tleast the front legs of the sofas on it.The post again

I hope you have some sort of UV protective film on all those windows. Otherwise your furnishings will fade.

The room is oddly shaped due to the post in back of the loveseat. This is the only configuration that fits / works. We tried putting the love seat between the pillar and the window wall but then the loveseat looks into the side of the sofaYes there are shades for the room.

You have beautiful floor to ceiling windows. By putting your couch against the windows, you not only block the view, you also have your back to the view when sitting. I would put the couch where the chair is so you are looking at the view. And put the chair in the corner where the couch was. That way you can still walk up to the window for the view.

I would exchange the loveseat for a coffee table and second chair. I don't care for the view into the apartments on the other side, so turning your back away is fine. Are you planning for TV here?

You're in Phoenix? I hope you have UV film on those windows.

Do you intend to have a TV on that wall? If so, switch the sofa and the loveseat and pull the chair up close enough to it can talk to the opposite corner without shouting.

Couch on wall & chair on pillar area, u can look out at view.

PS, in your original posts, you show swatches of material against the flooring. All of which match, but are very very dull. Groveraxle shows a rug that would be perfect for using as a template for colors.

Fabulous room and furniture.

Shades down. We don’t have any reading lights yet so I had the shades up for a better picture. We have a number of orientals in storage but I thought I should have gone with a muted pallet. Now I am a bit confused. We are moving the chair later today

Get the rug Grover showed, it's perfect.

The rug I showed is one of those from sushipup's link, but if you have orientals in storage, pull them out and let's see how they look.

So here is the difficult part. Our storage is in N.H. and our unit is in AZ. I have to go thru it and decide what can be moved and what to restore or donate. When I finally sold my house I had 30 days to get out of a 5000 sq ft house. Needless to say, I may not remember exactly what is in the storage unit. I donated tons sold off some. I do have pictures from the house with the rugs if that gives anyone ideas

This one is 9x12 I think it’s too big. Ignore the decor from the old house

Some inspiration

This one is too yellow I think. Again ignore the decor

You really won't know with the rugs till you try them. I wouldn't rule either of those two out. unless they won't fit sizewise.

I doubt that 9x12 will be too big.

I really like the two mockups showing rugs in terra cotta tones. You're in Phoenix so think desert hues. Your current furnishings and backdrop will enable you to do this beautifully. Colors of the sunset and sunrise would be gorgeous here and well suited to the location.

Ovid Tangerine Rust area rug is from Joss and Main and on sale on Wayfair, Birch lane and All Modern.

The 9 x 12 is a classic design and the color palette is perfection. I'd be giddy pulling that one out of storage.

Finally moved in all our furniture. The tv is being wall mounted and the chest will move back. I have a large low bar wood table being made from an artist from Etsy. Now I’m going to take a quick nap!

Rug looks great. TV is too high, both ergonomically and aesthetically, and the media cabinet doesn't go with the rest of the room. I'd get a lower sleeker one and mount the TV 5 - 8" above.

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Groveraxle this piece is a family heirloom and must be used. It means the world to my husband. I am thinking of it as a Mediterranean modern eclectic mix Hhahahah! My question now is what to do with all the art and the blank walls

Also the tv is a flat screen that is mounted flush to the wall and not the unit pictured

Well, you have an eclectic mix of art so maybe we can hang it in a way that helps to tie the media cabinet into the room. Show me what walls you have for hanging artwork. If you have one big blank wall, maybe we can hang it all salon style there.

Then I'll need you to lay all the art on the floor, fly over the top of it, and take a photo looking straight down. ;-)

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Hi Just for a sense of scale this picture is 24 x 48. Sorry for the mess

That chest must be used, but could it possibly be incorporated elsewhere? In a entrance area perhaps? I think it could look cool mixed with some very modern elements and art

This unit is very small and the wall spaces shown are the only places I have. Lots of windows and doors minimum wall space. It is a conundrum

OK, Shoe, I spy a very traditional dining room on the other side of the kitchen. Eclectic may be a license to mix styles, but to work, it has to be carefully curated. Houzz has some good articles about eclectic style: https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/query/eclectic

I would move the cabinet down the wall to nearby where that trash can is now pictured. Make it do duty in the dining space.

An alternative is to place the chest at the end of the long entry hall along the wall.

Select a different piece for the TV arrangement. It needs to be low enough for viewing comfortably and have a high enough back to hide the outlets and cords.

Your oriental looks great in the space.

This wall can't be used for anything but art anyway, so don't be afraid to fill it up.

Maybe time to start collecting. A coffee table made from salvage and a vintage floor lamp from the 50s:

Groveraxle you have an eagle eye. That furniture is also part of my husbands inheritance however it is going to my daughters home once she closes on a house. We had it moved across the country for her and will use it until she can take it.for now I just pretend I am back in Nh until I enter the rest of the unit

I guess I have to group them in some cohesive way. Is the general consensus to leave the tv wall blank or add another cluster of pictures? My husband is looking for a small wine fridge bar idea for the area in back of the Eames chair. Too much? I don’t want to feel or have it look like the old people who downsized and did it wrong ( again the dining area is temporary)

That area behind the Eames chair is awkward. It doesn't quite work as part of the living area, nor as a breakfast nook. Any chance of matching the kitchen cabinets?

How does this look for the long wall?

Aim for less definite axes, so you don't have horizontal and vertical lines going all the way across the grouping.

Wow Groveraxel that is perfect! Thank you so very very much!

TADA!

We are getting there with our place. We love our eccentric mix. We just have to play around with our Knick knacks

Wine fridge and added storage

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Looks great.