It looks like your child has taken over the house ;-). You need to designate one room or space to house her overflow. It appears by your photos that there are several. In this picture what is the room through the door way on the right?

It appears to be full of her toys as well?

Thank you for your feedback. Yes, that is her playroom behind in the other room to the right.

I think part of the issue is her items are scattered around the entire room. Collect her items to one area, not the entire perimeter. How about moving the black secretary to the wall between the doorways with the mirror? If you love the mirror, you could turn it sideways to hang above the desk. Then you could move the storage cube with with fabric bins over to that corner, where the scooter is sitting. The easel or the little table could be set up there, as well.

The scooter and trike should to go in the playroom. If the table is by the kitchen and her snack spot, it might be okay there. If she eats at the main table and the little table is for art, it should go to the corner where the black desk is. If the table isn't moving, the easel can go in that corner; if the table will be there, put the easel in the playroom with the wheeled toys.

I dont mind the bookcase under the clock, as there isn't much else that would use that space. Use it for books and such that you might want to read together in the living room.

Then all the toys stay in the playroom there is no reason to have them anywhere else except maybe one tou at a time where you happen to be. IMO your DR is not a play space ever.Then move the buffet where you have the cubes and get a nice colored piece of art above it . The dog cage belongs anywhere but there the tall piece needs to go . A piece of art where the clock is put the clock in the play room to teach her how to tell time. If you are having a dinner and there is another child bring the table and chairs out for that dinner and then back to the playroom Put drapes on the patio doors to the playroom so they can be closed when you have guests and there should be no toy storage in the DR so just move what you have into the playroom. Also a great idea to once a year get rid of toys no longer played with and we used to only release 1/2 the toys from BDs and Christmas so 1/2 way through the year we would exchange the 1 st 1/2 for the next 1/2 You will find kids play with the same toys for a certain length of time and then they are done. Add some nice drapes to the windows and keep this a nice adult dining space.

Thank you very much for your feedback. If I keep her table by the kitchen what would your suggestions be for decorating that wall space? It feels like anything I put there just kind of floats because her table & that cubbie is so short.

The "attention span" of children grows as they age. Limiting the number of toys available at any one time is actually beneficial to the child's development. Having a modest selection encourages use of imagination. At the toddler stage, "swapping out" toys (put away for several weeks) frequently elicits the same joy they had when first received.

Hi- this comment is for Patricia Colwell Consulting - thank you for your feedback. If I'm understanding your suggestion, you're saying to put the buffet on the wall where her cubby & table is? Not centered under the window where it is now? Would I put the hutch on the other side of the window? Thank you very much.