Shades_of_Idaho Thank you so much! Yes, I decided to use blues throughout. :) I really like the flow of it. So I really appreciate hearing that! My brother in law is the one who was doing it but we have decided to go in a different direction. Not because of brother in law's work though (it's beautiful). I just changed the color scheme and the brown tile is no longer working. I'm not sure exactly what the counter top is exactly called. But he busted up tiles and placed them in molder then sealed them. Very inexpensive! Wow! That is amazing! So beautiful!

Have you had the sectional too long for the store to maybe let you swap it out for something else? This type sectional with the built-in cup holders, etc. are likely hard to make work in most rooms. We’ve had a sectional that we’ve LOVED (just regular sofa looking thing in some sort of microfiber) for the past eight years of raising our kids and we’ve loved the fact that we could all pile onto it with their various toys. But we’ve had it in big rooms that could accommodate a huge piece of furniture. If you don’t think that you could swap this out, I absolutely think that you can improve the feel of the room by following the suggestions above. Good luck and report back!

Center the sofa on the far wall (where the TV currently is) and put the end tables on each side. Get matching table lamps (26"-30" tall) for the end tables. You can put a larger piece of art over the sofa. This will address the immediate focal point as you enter this room. Keep the loveseat where it currently is, centered on the wall between the windows (if there's enough room when you move the sofa). Place the coffee table in front of it. If you need to scooch it down a bit that's fine, but I generally like to try centering off of architectural features first. You're looking at an arrangement something like this: You can then purchase a TV cabinet/console that will go on the wall opposite the loveseat. There might then be enough room to get a pretty side chair to angle in to the seating area. With this arrangement, you address conversation needs and also TV viewing. I wouldn't do an accent wall. Just keep all of your paint light and neutral. The carpet you have is pretty ... if you like it keep it. It looks as if you've already pulled some colors from it for your throw pillows. I would remove your valances, you don't need them with your fabric shades. Pretty furniture and a nice start to your room!

How many people use this room? It has a den/dorm/basement vibe right now, what do you want to accomplish? Much larger rug with color. Large art over the sectional. All the books on the book shelf so the end table is clear. Floor lamp needs to be between the end table and sectional so the light is actually useful. minted.com art.com greatbigcanvas.com are sites for art horchow.com rugsusa.com for rugs