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Thank you everyone for your advice. @BeverlyFLADeziner What makes this living room a playroom? I don't like the accordion blinds. If I had to choose between accordion blinds or no curtains, I would go with not having curtains. @d_gw It's a radiator on the left side. @kulrn we tried to arrange the living room furniture in different angles; however, given the room size and the open kitchen, this is the best way to arrange the furnitures. @

I have always liked the ceiling and trim a crisp white and then using the color on just the walls. It gives the rooms a very light and airy feeling.

Go to a thrift shop and look for an attractive long, skinny leaning mirror, which will reflect light from your window and visually expand the room that way. Going by suggestions made in your other post, you hopefully will have gotten new bedding, moved the art lower, so that a mirror will reflect those updates. Also consider a swag lamp with white cord hanging over the bed--something cloudlike from Ikea like this to take advantage of your tall ceiling but bring it down a bit. This is the small Krusnig lampshade $13. Oops, sorry it won't link. You can find it here: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00259914/ Consider a skyscape poster for over the bed to bring the outside inside and draw attention to the height of the room. If you're allowed to paint, paint the ceiling blue: