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I like the plant, but not in its current location. It looks too "lined up" with your lamp and table. Try shifting the table, chair, and plant around...perhaps something like having the chair more centered to where the plant currently is located, plant where the chair is, and table to the opposite side of the chair as the plant. Stagger the look. Play around until you find what you like.

No need ! The lamp,side table and chair are plenty . LOSE the faux plant, please. You don't need it.

A slightly larger table wouldn't hurt, but in the meantime? slide the chair and table over a bit......and ditch the fake green : ) Post another pic.

Maybe not that plant. I usually prefer they be placed near a window.

Like the plant

A low console table or cabinet against the side wall may be a better option to fill the space - with the lamp, a potted planted and that candle on top. Then cozy up the chair to it. That would hide your cords as well.

Like the plant. Would put it directly in front of the window and relocate the pillows.

For the "corner", you could add an attractive corner cabinet -- wood or painted the same color as your wall.

https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Simple-Living-Mission-Corner-Cabinet-34-h-x-24-w-x-18-l/4097104/product.html

with something small but interesting atop it.

https://www.google.com/search?q=small+wood+animal+statues&tbm=isch&source=univ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjX9LigzJ3nAhWFVN8KHfwBDCAQsAR6BAgJEAE&biw=1366&bih=628#spf=1579915605331

Trying to post a picture of whole room but battery must be low

Try moving your chair to the left so its back is directly in front of the corner of the room and move it back a bit so you don't have as large a space behind it as an "empty corner" -- not against the wall, though -- and then move your lamp/table to a place between your chair and fireplace.

Another, trying to figure our what to do above this cabinet

I like it without the plant.

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I agree with others that suggest a low console table behind the chair will help to fill that space out and also help balance the cabinet on the other side.

LOL "Colorado lodge" need not mean a crowded Colorado lodge. ?? Leave well enough alone in the chair corner: it's much better with no plant., If you don't need the tall cabinet, buy a lighter, lower console for the OTHER side and hang art you love. : ) Take the candles/holders off the mantel. .........lose the iron doo dad over the sofa. It adds nothing. Trade the cell shade for something less utilitarian. ......triple up the panels and run the rod allllllllll the way across the window.

no need the plant in this place.

thanks for the extra pictures agree no plant

Jan Moyer has done some beautiful rooms, for sure, so my point here is not argument but my opinion only, which comes with potential questions and probably requires more expert response.

I'm not picking up on the lodge look in your room. I see, basically, a traditional room that looks quite cozy and inviting. The following things I'd think about are only if your budget allows and you really want to achieve the lodge look:

1. add some warmer, additional color and pattern to your pillows (such as the red/russet print mixed with blues and neutrals as in the pillow on the floor next to the blue chair). I think I'd add a lumbar pillow in that kind of pattern to the chair (but you'll have to be careful with pattern since it appears your chair is a small-scale, perhaps traditional pattern) and then use the same pattern on at least one pillow on the couch.

2. I agree that: the plant isn't needed; the entire fireplace needs to be cleaned off; the iron work above the window needs to come down; the window coverings could use some adjustment. Actually, the drapery appears to be very traditional in print and style.

3. Built-ins on either side of the fireplace would be amazing and you could still keep your chair where it is now . I'd go for stained wood rather than painted. I'd consider some degree of craftsman-style in the built ins or, if purchasing things, a console table(s). Finally, I'd keep built-ins or console tables no lower than 36" high.

4. Adding large floor vases with warm colors could work in some areas of the room. Also, a couple of tall, rustic-style iron hurricane candle stands would look great (just don't get them too curly, get one larger than the other and place together on one side of your hearth) or 2 large metal lanterns (again, placed together on only one of your hearth with one larger than the other, similar to the Malta Lanterns at PB).

If you're like me you want it all done "yesterday". But, that's often not doable so make any changes as you can with your end goal in mind.

Like all your ideas, thanks!!!