I moved some things around and I think I like it better. I know the rug is too small and it shouldn't be "floating" but I don't want a new one until we get the other changes done. I moved the dresser into the dining room and hung (probably too high but couldn't convince 6'3" hubby to lower it and he had a point about being out of reach of the tornado. haha) the sign and pictures that had been on the mantle in the dining room. We also took off the ridiculous trim board they had up because we will be replacing the slider soon. So many things in this house like that silliness. I organized most of the books and moved the bookshelf. And grabbed a few canvases (I know they are small but can't remember where we left my big one) I did the flower, my dad painted the one on the right in Vietnam in '68. We need to fix the coffee table my dad built that's in the garage, I'll put it in front of the sofa, it's a little under 6'long, so it might be technically too big but, again, it's what I have. How'd I do?

Hi @michelle nj - this thread is old, but what did you end up doing? I'm also considering a light switch panel with 5 switches, but wonder if that will look too "commercial" in my living room.

Nice sunroom! Is the plan to place banquet bench against the wall where the hutch currently sits? Wondering if the floor vent will be an obstacle to placement? Seems like a lot of furniture in that area with banquet & hutch, especially if both against wall. Since the plan is to paint hutch to coordinate with cabs, what about putting it in kitchen space vacated by banquet? Looks like you have 3 eating areas, bar, sunroom & banquet. The storage in hutch would be nice in kitchen. Maybe the wine console could go into kitchen too - at right angle to where banquet is now - looks like a window opening facing kitchen.

Hmm - I like the small prints a lot too. The spacing is great & their leaf images play nicely with the leafy wreath effect in the script art on left & the tree. And, having only one script art instead of two makes the arrangement less busy for the eyes wanting to read the scripts instead of looking at the nice arrangement as a whole. Sounds like I’ve made my decision that I like your last arrangement the best! So as you & I both know - that’s the beauty of the velcro hangers - we can change our minds & not have walls looking like dart boards!