Try woodstrokes.com northpolechristmas.com tallmouse.com my christmasprojects.com There is one I can't remember the name of that has almost everything for outdoor, they sell the patterns at michaels and hobby lobby, when I think of it I will let you know. also take any pattern that you like and blow it up to whatever size you want, that's what I do alot because most of the patterns in the books have to be enlarged anyway. they hardly ever come 100%. I bought a projector several yrs. ago and I enlarge all my patterns that way no one really has what you have.

I agree, there is not much to be said without more pictures, but looking at what we have, and not knowing the size of your starbust mirrors, I think you could hang them to the right of the TV to fill up approximately the shape I've indicated below. Second point, look for a striking rug that has a similarly natural, organic feel. It could continue your neutrals theme or introduce colour, but I'd definitely go for some kind of organic pattern -- not a geomatric design. I've just come across this one and I love it. https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Hand-Knotted-Roth-Abstract-Pattern-Hemp-Rug-5-x-8/9912730/product.html?refccid=CPCHMYDRCEE2WRKCR4625KZO2Q&searchidx=337&keywords=&refinement=material%3ANatural%20Fiber

How wonderful to have someone on this forum that knows the house. What is the dining area like? We ended up switching the dining area for the living room area and that worked really well. At least for the folks who ended up buying our house. But we lived with it like the folks have it in the pictures, for years. It was so cramped. I am certain that shirlpp can guide you through this because she knows the house. I don't know the measurements or what it is like in the dining area but I put this 3D rendition together on a whim knowing that it may not work. But hey why not throw the idea out there? In this you will find a small corner sectional, a padded ottoman with storage, a TV media surround with storage, 2 small chairs for extra seating for guests.

Still not addressing the right angle, corner effect with 2 narrow walls. Agree a wider angle photo might suggest more. Which wall seems more head- on. A furniture item in one with art above and a linear art arrangement on other wall. A tall narrow mirror could be one of these. This is begging for some experimentation before buying— try using existing item, stool, paper cutouts, propping something up, to get an idea of what you “ see”, what would be reflected, if using a mirror. What scale— proper height. If this area needs to store shoes and coats, tgat may be hard. If it can be decorative and fun, I’d try to experiment and window shop , and budget for something simple and beautiful ( in your decor style). Maybe allowing for some seasonal changes.