I don't usually post here, but we put a Moravian star in our lakehouse, centered in the small window above the porch. It is 24 inches wide, and it fits the space perfectly. Here's a bad pic (only one I had) to illustrate it. Frankly, if I were you, I'd put it on your porch, where they were traditionally used. Your double window will obscure much of it, and will destroy the illusion of that window being part of the 2nd floor, making a more contemporary exterior appearance of a 2 story entry.

this is a better picture of the floor coloring. It actually is lighter than this picture too. It just photographs dark and looks much darker in the entry way. I also think I need to take a better picture of the room with it empty the door is a standard 36 inches wide and I think this picture I posted makes it look more narrow. I am so far using blue and gray as an accent but really haven't even begun to decorate. I have also considered using a mirrored console table to help with reflecting light. I appreciate everyone's comments. I have never had a room that was so dark before and I thought since everything was neutral it would be easy but it has been a challenge

Are you wedded to your console table? That's the main piece that gives off the gothic vibe since it looks like a kneeler in a church. Either that needs to be replaced with something lighter such as Beverley suggests--or even Lucite--or the medallions need to come down. Beautiful, light-in-feeling art--a pair of complementary watercolors with the palette below--would be so inviting. Add a runner rug in the same colors to create an inviting "path" into your home--something in blues and brown. In the meantime put a pair of lamps on your table--tall and thin or one with a rounded glass base.

Thank you! I like your idea, I'll look for a small wardrobe, my only concern is the little space between the trunk and the first step of the stairs, (it doesn't show in the pictures). I'll try to find something because it'll be great to hide the coats and shoes. Thank you for helping!