I do not see modern or industriaL or unless you really are on a farm that either. Honestly is that even really a thing?? What I see is a nice transitional style decor and house. Appreciate its real style instead of trying to give it an identy complex. I like defining open spaces with different rugs to differentiate their purpose and functions. The only thing i would consider if it was my space is editing the dining area’s walls a tad.

And please tell me what editing a rad means

Your goal for modern, industrial, farmhouse look didn't make it. For a private home, I suggest you leave industrial out of the mix and aim for modern farmhouse.

Would u lime to suggest some changes

Same rug...simple in design:

Play up the chintz on the chair with a buffalo check in throw pillows for sofa.

Is it possible to face the sofa to the fireplace and put the chair in the window corner?

Personally I love your piece and accessories behind the sofa and find it looks very finished, almost family heirloom like and to scale while the dining room wall pieces, especially the wine/glass rack and candle sconce(?), seem less designer, insignificant and more like homegoods first apartment pieces.

If it was my room, I would look for a larger rectangular rug to use in the seating area, and leave the floor under the dining table bare. It's easier to clean and would put more focus on your living space. I'd also paint the walls a warm white, a muted light green, or a light beige. The gray doesn't work well with your floors, wood furniture, chairs, or blinds. Your furnishings would look great with warm white walls and a rug that incorporates the coral color you have in some of your accents.