The Haitian Tree of Life, IIRC. :) Creekylis, I hope you don't mind me interjected a quick question. I noticed your red soap pump. Is that from Target? If so, I've been eyeing those, in the green or beige, for soap & lotion. How do you like it so far? Is it working ok? (I've had some issues with their soap pumps in the past) I really love the back pump design they have.

@Olychick...I was going to do a sideboard, but theres not that much space width wise, it would have to be a narrow one about 12" depth and with sliding doors, no space to open doors. Thats why the cabinets are also small and only 12" in depth shelves too. I can think of putting bookshelves or open shelving in between the two, as they would be narrower. I dont think the doors should be a problem, I can get them switched so they are mirror images. The mirror was there, on that other wall, but it was seemed too small for the space. @athomeeileen...I actually liked the unusual half wood/half glass :) @leelee...yes they are attached to the wall, so not freestanding cabinets. Cooks.

What pretty wallpaper! Do you have enough to do the entire boxed in section, bottom and side facing room, that is above window? I would not do mirrors. I would live with as is for awhile. Then if you decided to add something, a medium size piece of art. I would add window covering, whether or not neighbors can see inside. It will make guests uncomfortable, IMO. Especially at night. Even a pretty, loosely woven fabric that let's light in and you can still see out, but gives peace of mind. Something like this that I used in our master bath. It's a French fabric I purchased online and had made locally. I did not do all of the window, but it covers more than 1/2.

Gosh, art is SO personal and subjective, that it's just about impossible for anyone else to suggest what you should hang on YOUR walls. What do you love? Do you want paintings or photos or prints, or something else entirely? Consider what you would like this room to "say" to you, your family, and your guests. I did gallery walls in my powder bath, hanging two walls practically floor to ceiling with various artwork depicting predominantly my love of the Navajo people. I never realized I'd collected so many pieces that had to do with Navajo sheep herding until we moved into this house and I began adding it all in this one small space. It works so well, in my opinion, because it all relates and speaks to my love of the high desert and those who call it home. I say that to encourage you to develop your own instincts for what goes on your walls. Art should never be hung to simply fill a space, but should "speak" something. And really, only you know what that "something" should be.