I find your space very pretty and soothing. You could bring in the soft red from your area rug by adding similar colored throw pillows on the sectional.

I really like this space. Like Timi, I think you need an accent color. You could try accessories, like a lap blanket, plant in a richly colored pot. You could pull that lovely red/coral or perhaps the deep blue out of the rug and accent with it. Have you considered painting your foyer area or the wall with the TV in a rich accent shade? Or the front door, which is visible from the living room. An accent wall in one of those areas would be visible from all the rooms...and easy to change back if you don't like the look. You could try some colors on a paint site like Ben Moore and see what you think. The foyer, i think, would be fun because it isn't in one of your main rooms, but you can see if from those rooms. And what a nice welcome for guests.

My issue with it is that all the leggy furniture is sitting, as though precariously, on the edges of a small area rug. Leggy furniture looks better if grounded with all legs on the rug. I would want a larger rug, but meanwhile, pull the rug away from the dining area, center your cocktail table on it and then pull the two chairs to within 12-18" of the table so drinks can easily be set down. I might suggest bringing the matching chairs from the other room here, and using these two there. How about a fun light fixture above the dining table? A sputnik one would suit your MCM furniture. Do you have an interior wall for the piano? Looks like from the neighbor's palms that you're in a year-round warm climate, so you may need to compensate for too much humidity, but cold and drafts may not be an issue. What's on top of the piano? Have you ever tried that piece of art left of the TV? The small circular items there might work better if moved to the wall behind the upholstered chair in the piano/dining room and arranged one hand's breadth apart with the entire group centered 5' above the floor. I don't know what they are, but you might spray paint them to pick up the rug colors, or the brass floor lamp's tone. Are your TV room shades top down/bottom up? I think those might be preferable so you could block the view of the BBQ and other more utilitarian outdoor items. The big sunken sofa could use some great pillows and perhaps a larger rug. Overall, I think colorful art or posters might be the best way to brighten your spaces.

I like the area and seating. But there is no color. It is void of personality. Larger rug with bright colors, pillows, vases with spark.. add what you love..the colors you love. Most people’s spaces lack personality. Find yourself in this room. I guarantee you will love it.

Your rooms are just lovely, calm and serene. I’d skip adding anything too jarring to keep this natural feel, but rooms can feel lighter, have added color and dimension.

Suggest a mirror over hall bench to reflect light.

In living room, if possible I think a fun pendant would provide interest and alternative soft lightIng.

Over cabinet, suggest art for color and personality, plus a larger lamp For better proportion.

Added thoughts, which you can ignore! These are all things that can be done slowly as well.

- In regards to other side, have you tried the set of three chairs together to create a more unified and cozy seating area.

- Then in front of window, you could add a bench with cushions, which would open up the view and feel less busy.

- I’d turn coffee table.

- If you like to read there, suggest only one chair to the right slanted towards tv and add a small table and the floor lamp from other room.