could you show more pics of the room? It probably will be easier to offer suggestions when you are moved in and have your furniture arranged. It's possible that frame contained a mirror that someone broke, but it doesn't look like a great spot for a mirror.

(Don't have the optional fireplace)

Now I have a better picture of your space. --Your idea for a round rug in the reading area is great! Something in blues and the reddish color of the floor. --Reverse the palette for the sofa rug --Agree that a small round table between the chairs would be better than the current one as well as a reading lamp in the far corner: --Consider a console bookshelf/cabinet, sofa length, for the back of the sofa, something like this arrangement: --Your wall is so expansive, maybe a large art work rather than the gallery wall would add drama and interest to the room.

Hi Ayana - I've not personally dealt with ledgestone. But I've seen some pictures of installations with a pre-manufactured product that shows regular block-sized seams. The seams killed the whole effect. I don't know if that means the installer didn't do a good job or the product was a cheap knock-off. Before deciding on a product and installer, I would ask to see an example installation. A blank slate can be intimidating! It's helpful to have an overall picture of where you're headed. (The same is true for me!) So let's assume that you like the whole look of the inspiration photo you shared. The non-accent walls are white - crisp, clean, and set off the subtle coral-reef like pallet of the rest of the space. All things being equal, the accent wall could be several other colors and textures. These might be things you could consider for your space: They could have created a wall unit in the medium wood tone of the trestle framing above and the low cabinets along the wall. Bamboo could give an interesting texture and warmth to the space. A wall unit could include a fireplace (electric), TV, display shelves, and bookshelves. They could have pulled the pea green from the chairs onto the accent wall as a paint color and created just the fireplace in maybe a limestone or soapstone. In that case, they might have used large art on the walls rather than shelves. They could have used a grasscloth wallpaper in a similar offwhite color to the ledgestone. (Talk about outdated! But I just put some in my bedroom.) There again, the fireplace bumpout might want to be a different material. Hopefully that gives you a few ideas you can jump off of! Best of luck - Doug