Ah, so you really are looking for a change and not for a way to keep these pictures level? As others have said, if your pictures shift because of the door, then the items on your will as well. I have a shelf near our most used door, so i need to be mindful of that vibration issue myself. If you like to change things up often, you might find a couple of shelves here will meet that need. I would consider carefully whether the live edge shelves work with the rest of your choices, though. Perhaps shelves that are more like your table and console would be less "bossy" in this space. In the example you posted, the shelves take up all the attention and don't leave visual room for anything but a few simple items. Alternatively, a large piece of art would work here also...a bit smaller than your current arrangement if you want to follow design "rules" and any size you like if you don't care about that. If you want art that will satisfy you for a long time, don't go to a decor store. Try a place like art.com and find something that makes you happy just to look at it. We order posters and prints and use simple frames from Michael's, so I know it isn't necessary to spend a lot to get something wonderful. (Personally, I don't think mirrors belong where you eat. Do you like to watch yourself chewing?)

maybe you could do a bench there a place to take off shoes or set stuff. or you could do a large canvas. I think you need to increase the size of the mirror over the table as well, perhaps circular shape to break it up a bit.

"I tend to lean more traditional/conservative with some pieces such as furniture, but I don’t mind fun splashes of colorful modern artwork that I can switch out when I grow tired of it. I hope that makes sense. I love the pottery barn look." This is what you said, and actually this is the way I encourage my clients to think (unless they have unlimited funds to change out more permanent items every few years. 1) So, hearing this, you should not buy the coral rug, unless you want a coral theme for 15 years. Instead, buy a textured rug (or you can live with or no rug at all (and spend the $ elsewhere). 2) I would choose a piece of modern art for the buffet and go from there 3) You say you like modern art, but I see none, with the exception of Bessie that is more contemporary that actually modern. But, at least not traditional 4) Stay away from too many word signs. I already see 2. That trend has sort of come and gone Just being honest with you. It begins to look like a Hobby Lobby store. 5) The hug clock thing has also come and gone. It also looks very traditional. 6) Overall, you have too many large dominant things on your walls. 7) Start with the dining room and make that fantastic and move from there. 8) Table near the stairs is overloaded and the checkered theme looks like something you should move away from. I would eliminate that table altogether. 9) Once you choose art, I would put something more colorful in the center of the table. 10) If you do want a runner, that can be looked at, but I'd get something that fits the length of the table.......does not run over the ends. Consider something unique. Here are some photos I pulled right off PB. Notice they all have dark tables and neutral rugs with a pop of color. Traditional and modern mixed. Can change the art at any time and have a totally different look. Cannot do that with that coral rug. You are locked for 15 years.

I like the gold pillows for color on couch with the lock art above & I do think you need to add 2 more pillows to couch like Beth is showing you. Its In need of texture to break up solids of art, sofa & pillows. The chairs need a contrast solid color pillow each too.. I like the new art in dining area - it lightens that area & is just relaxed feeling. Now, what about that duo over the buffet? Still think that mirror needs to go back to dining area where hanging light will be reflected in it.