Huge improvement, IMHO! Looks much more inviting. Now move the clock, and put the two watercolors somewhere stacked where folks can see them up close. If it were me, I'd put them to the left of the bay window (as you are looking at it). That way I could always see them when I came downstairs or was passing from the front door into the living room. You can always move them later and group them with other art you acquire. You could also place the art closer to eye level to the right of the bay window, then folks would see it as they were sitting on the couch and it would be illuminated by the lamp in the evenings. Oh, and sorry to be so nit picky, but I'd move the furniture just a wee bit closer together to make the living room more intimate. Again, just my .02, your home is lovely and I really dig the wood floor!! And the art! And the clock! And the wall color! Etc.! :)

The best way to get advice here is to show pictures of the space along with pics of what you have in mind for art. Dimensions of furniture and art are helpful, too. Maybe someone can give you a mock-up with the pictures and info.

Hmmmm, I hate to rid of the rectangular table since I just refinished it in the grey wash to match the decor- and its so functional, ie, good height, shelves. Maybe a larger scale arc floor lamp would balance things better? Yes, there are windows behind the bench as they’re window seats my husband just built- here’s a frontal view of the room.

As long it is centered 35"x35" or a 40"x30". Also if you do two prints with the 30" wide you can have a 9" space between them.