It's coming along nicely! Like the new tv console and the new home for the old one! I'm thinking it's not centered on the wall be because it might seem too close to the stairs? If not, I'd center it on that wall. If it can't be centered, maybe you could find some art pieces that you could stack to the right of the console, with another one above the right side of the console. I doubt I can find an example to post and I have no photoshop skills, but if I can, I'll post one. I'd take some pieces of paper and tape them up to see what size and configuration would work in that space. I don't remember if the square end table is new, but I think it's a bit too large and too close in shape to the coffee table ottoman. Maybe move it out and try the smaller one on the left in its place, see what you think. A smaller round one would work, too. I like the draperies and think they help bring some teal to that side of the room, but agree with grover that maybe that's enough teal. The golden pillow under the art looks like a nice accent/balance, so maybe use a bit more of that if you add more color someplace. eta, just noticed the gold touches were grover's deft hand! eta2: I was inspired to try to figure out how to do some basic manipulation on a mac...they say it's intuitive, but I don't find it so...but this is what I was trying to describe if you can't center the console by the door. maybe a mirror over console and stacked art next to it?

I would choose a longer, rectangular glass and metal coffee table and two blue small easy chairs to the right and left of the coffee table, perpendicular to the couch. A gallery wall over the couch would look great. A floor lamp might be a consideration also.

I think you have a triad of spaces that can be used for separate activites. Is that pony wall a stairwell? Social/conversational seating by the FP, TV nook where you have it, and a game area (pool, foosball or poker table) in the area you asked about. Looks like a dining spot back in the kitchen, unless you need a formal dining room.

I think that's enough space for you to work. I just need to clarify who you work for, haha. By the way, I was recently promoted to the IT company where I work, and they suggested that I contact this company https://www.alexandersgroup.co.uk/office-removals/ so that I could move the office from the company to my home if it's convenient for me. And this is a computer, documents, and devices, so I immediately agreed, and now I work at home. Finally, I don't have to go to the office for a long time. I just get up from my bed and immediately sit down at the nearby computer. You would know how nice it is to work at home.