Please post pictures of the other walls of the room. One wall doesn't give the entire idea of your room.

Generally you don't need more than the TV. And it's best to decorate at normal wall height so visualize a line across the top of the door to the beam and decorate below it.

Keep wall decor below the door and window frames, where the people live. Generally 5-5-75 works for most situations. Center a single piece 5' above the floor. Hang 5" above furniture. Keep the size under 75% of the furniture's width that is below it.

Hi. You don't need to decorate that wall. Before you add any decor,

-I would hang the tv.

-I would find a place for the excess items you have. I can't tell what they are. Some appear to be toys and maybe a walker?

-If you post photos of other walls of the room, I can help you with finding better places to store items. Thanks!

Put art or family photos around the TV keep things basically and EYE level

I added pictures

Here are additional photos! The brown door is to the garage! The door by the TV is the master bedroom

I really want to decorate the entire room as it is pretty bare! But I wanted to focus on one area at a time so it wouldn’t be too overwhelming! My entire house really needs decorations LOL

I would put tv on wall there is the sectional. And the couch at window./where tv is now. At most move the sectional. Art on walls. Green or color pillows.

I wanted to do that but I don’t want to block the windows with the couch.

Can It go out 2 ft there?

I would turn the rug and pull sofa in closer to television

if you don’t want to block the dining area, turn the sofa where 1 side is along the window

2 accent chairs on either side of tv console with artwork over each and small side tables

@Kristen Thompson, Please provide the dimension of your room as well.

Here is what to do. Leave the sectional generally in the same location. Move it off the wall and closer to the tv. Float it in the center of the room

This way, not foot traffic is walking between the sectional and tv. You can store excess larger toys behind the sectional. This is a basic floor plan and does not include decor.

Try this and then you can move on to any decor.

Hello Kristen! I feel like I would take the rug away cuz it makes space look a bit boring to me, the all-gray styled is about to be out on the trend list. Maybe you can change it for a color one red, orange, cream, etc., it will make the room stand out.

Also, I'll pull the sofa closer to the TV and work on the wall in the back. There you can add tulip tables, accent tables, 1955 sideboards, chairs, some good artwork, planters, etc., it depends on your style. Try not to add too much because you'll reduce the space.

If you don't want to spend a lot of money, try by adding colorful decorations to the furniture you already have: pillows, sculptures, frames, flower vases, planters, etc., that will lighten it up and give it personality.

Good luck, I'll be waiting for updates!

Measurements in feet
25.7x 13.4 wall to wall
Couch size 9.6x7.8
Wall couch is on now 9.5
Wall tv is on from start of dining room to bedroom door 10.5
Wall windows is on from front door to the bedroom door 20.6
Windows are 6.5

We just bought the rug. I love it. It has some pretty colors in it but it is hard to tell from that photo. The rug, TV stand and couch are all new! I know Gray is on the way out but I still like it!

I agree we need color in the room which is what I was hoping we could do with the wall decorations and accents in the room!

Colorful pillows are on my list!

Hi Kristen! Thanks for the close-up, the pattern on the rug looks great, I just couldn't appreciate the details on the first picture. The L couch is very nice.

I think you can add some colored blue, light yellow, orange or red pillows on it. You can take these colors for other decorations as well, they match very well with the gray tones. Indeed pastels from pink to any other light color are a good option. I'll search for some deco pieces recommendations and add pictures here. If you try adding accent tables, try a wood or a modern type one, and find some white or cream planters to top off their looks, colorful sculptures, stained glass, etc., will look amazing.

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If you wanna keep the space in the middle, I think adding a coffee table will totally suit the space! You can go wood modern or way more creative with something like Noguchi. As said, I feel like you should go wooden and colors, because it will light up the colors you already picked.

Thanks for those measurements. I would try 3 things:

1) Sectional where it is, but moved closer to window.

2) Sectional facing wall that sectional is on now. Tv on that wall

3) Tv on wall opposite wall it is on now (so by garage door).

Agree with CDR turn rug and pull it and sectional closer to TV. Get some IKEA storage (BestA below) for the wall where the branches are now. Put some art over it. Look at art.com make sure it is 75% the width of the storage piece. And at eye height what you have up now is too high. Hang some panels on the windows.

CDR my husband and I have been in a debate about the TV for a while! He thinks it should be on the wall where the garage door is! I don’t want it to be the first thing I see when coming into my home! If I had my way the TV would be gone!

Anna I completely agree 100% with your color choices!

We have a 1 YO and a daughter with special needs that is her gait trainer/walker by the TV so we try to keep the floor as open as possible, which is why we haven’t done a coffee table, but I completely agree one would look very nice and be very practical for the space

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Thank you for letting us know about your precious daughter with special needs.

Now that you mention that, I don't think the door by the garage door is best for the tv. This would make it difficult for her to maneuver as she walks to the car.

IMO it seems like the sectional should be placed in front of the window with the TV placed on the wall where the chaise portion of the sectional is now. I say this because of the multiple door situation you have. The TV right now is next to the door to a bedroom and I think the traffic pattern isnt ideal when you would have to walk in front of the TV to get to the bedroom.

I understand your concern about putting your sectional in front of the window, but I would try it several inches out from the window and that might help. I would also put sheers and curtains up extending out further than the windows, so it makes the windows seem wider thank they are. I'm attaching a few pics of couches in front of windows with sheers and curtains.

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I do think you'd like my suggestion of the tv on the wall opposite the windows. The only downside to this one is that the back of the sectional is to the windows.

Yeah not be by the garage door entry or the front door entry some people do do that

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IDK where you have gotten but the tv should be on the wall that is leading to the dining room and the sofa under the window wall with the rug turned.

What in the heck is going on with the lighting/fan combo in there..