<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>Anyone?

totally do built in or even a door. Is it like a closet or just a niche? Can you center the table to that wall? Suzie bell has a great point about pictures on that wall, what about a fun wall paper? I think the same should apply to the light fixture, when someone stands up or leans in you dont want them to bump the fixture, the table is not that wide. I would go linear 3 light ' this one from kichler looks like a really good match. https://www.lamps.com/kichler-43896oz-aberdeen-olde-bronze-3-light-linear-chandelier

HU-77,,,,, let me show you some similar layouts that mimic your room so you can get some ideas. I'd start w/a new media console. the one you have is too dark and too bulky. (BTW, if you look into Ikea media console hacks, you'll find a tone of ideas) or, maybe something like this one mount your tv to the wall, find a console that extends past the tv width this one shows proper placement of a rug, side table, and chairs (although you have a loveseat) try doing a taller plant in the corner. gave you a few new pillow combos. this rug matches your sofa , but I'd do the other accessories. like these. if you want the gold, this rug will work. do a light wood console you could even find a vintage console and paint it: Or, do an Ikea hack. this console (which shows the proper size for this tv, MOUNTED!) is a Besta. this is all you need on that wall. accessorize as shown or maybe you want more glam. also a Besta hack. (with an overlay) art collage

Sometimes people think more is good. Here less is better. Yes to getting the tv wall mounted and console. The one that @jck910 posted is a great example. but I might go light wood since white can look a bit modern for your space. I would remove all the clutter from the fireplace mantel as well. IF you love the plants, dont add more decor it just starts to look too full. maybe hang a few plants from hooks in the celing in front of the FP window. I know this sounds crazy but I think a less busy rug would really help the room. Lastly bring the sofas closer together, loose the arm chair, and maybe a sofa table behind one sofa for some of your plants and things.