IMO you have no room for bookshelves and unless you own a ton of books to add shelves is a waste. Add some drapes to the eindows get the cat play space out of the LR add some art instead of a clock those will all warm up the space better than a bookshelf full of eye clutter. Some floor lamps and a proper chandelier would help too

We are looking currently also at window treatments - do you think Roman shades or woven wood would be better? I think all the windows should match or it will look disjointed.

IMO your space is already too dark and a bit overpowering with those too big furniture pieces. So no wood blinds IMO . Waht do you need from the window coverings. like privacy, light control ? a Bit mor einfo would be helpful.

Yes the sectional is a little too big but we can’t replace it right now. The other pieces are okay, it might be the angle of the photos. We are on a hill so total privacy and light control are not issues. We would like to be able to have some privacy at night (so someone not completely sheer), but we want some light to come in. They will be up most of the time, and mostly to finish the room decoratively.

I'd like to see the balance of the room to make a reasonable suggestion. Right now we only see the left side. Maybe there is room for something on the opposite side.

I’ll post more photos, thank you!!

Ok here are some more photos. As you’ll see, it’s a kitchen/dining room/LR open concept room. I’m thinking of a woven wood in the kitchen window and Roman shades on the other windows, and moving the clock. I do have some framed art that my kids did I want to hang, but I don’t know where

This is the kids art

Still didn't get a photo of the TV wall which is the ONLY wall you can use for any bookshelves.

The TV has been mounted too high n this room. You'd have less of an issue with glare if you would lower the TV.

Oh, haha! Sorry, had not thought of that. Here it is!

Thx

Any advice on window treatments?

Looks like you could remove one section of sofa that backs up to your dining table. Then I would get 2 long low bookcases or console tables for each side of your fireplace.

you could do short bookcases next to the fireplace on either side under the windows.

If you move the cat structure and the little white table with laptop, you could do a matched set of low book cases on either side of the fireplace. Either built in or free standing.