The room beside the fireplace room looks sooooo good! Hard to believe it is the same house! OK, about the lamps. You need rectangular shades either for those lamps or we need to try a different approach. You can try that white lamp you have with the rectangular shade on one end and then try putting a floor lamp on the end where there is the corner. I see you “grouped” some photos on a small table by the white chair. And put a throw over the white chair. How does that look from the back view? Are you gaining some confidence now and seeing with some changes you can vastly improve your home and not spend a dime! Don’t you love that?

njmomma hit it right. What is your vision for the room? Family friendly? Guest space? Instead of jumping into purchases you need to have a plan. Furniture etc needs to be scaled to the room size. The bones of the room dictate the style. Is this the only room for the TV? You will always be walking in front of it where it is located now. Also it is too large for the space. If you love the furniture keep the sofa and get rid of the rest. You need a kid friendly room. If you keep the sofa a white console is not right. Also the height of the console needs to be right for the TV placement. The costway TV console is too short

I need to know a bit more about the space so a to scale floor plan is always a good start make sure all measurements are clearly marked all windows doorways also I need pics of the spaces too .I aslo would strongly discouage the use of a sectional in what will be a large space . If there is aFP please note that and also the size of your TV.

I went from thinking "that's interesting" to "I kind of like this" to " well that isn't that odd" to "oh that doesn't look good" to entering the 3D tour and arriving at "I hate this". It really looks better in the 2D photos. In the 3D tour you see lots of rough, unfinished details, shortcuts that look haphazard, and things that are simply not successful (the entire kitchen has a finish quality that looks more squatter than artistic). I still do like the long run of skylights over the dining room. That's truly interesting. And sorry, the antlers and heavy speakers perched on the joists are just earthquake hazards.