This OP has posted several dilemmas lately. I started reading this one from the onset and yes, there are several of the more critical posts missing. She clearly was happy about the selections and appeared to want validation from the people that had helped her with her other dilemmas. One of the first comments on my first dilemma on here was devastating to me and left me very upset. Fortunately, I have a thick skin and just flagged it and then along came some wonderful people to help me. Sometimes certain contributors just go too far. I’ve seen many OPs run off from this forum, but this is the first I’ve seen someone completely delete their account. THINK before you comment people! You could make or break someone’s day with your words

A "gift" from your parents in the sense that they had the furniture in their house and passed it onto you? Just wondering as the dining furniture has the same style as the livingroom. Or is it a case that your taste are now changing compared to when your parents bought you the furniture and now your taste is evolving? Would you be able to paint the living room chairs and re-upholstered them to make them more modern as I think once you get your tulip dining table you are going to see that it isn't the cohesive look you are trying to achieve between the rooms unless you really mix it up.

Hi Jennifer, I have a few thoughts to offer before you start moving art around. The empty space in left corner looks, well, empty. And the sofa with chaise on right looks jammed into right corner against wall. That piece doesn’t need to be tight into a corner, & if you have drapery panels, which it looks like you do from rod above window, there’s not room for them to hang to floor. And,if panels are hung they’ll cover the items you have on either side of window. Not every wall space needs to have something on it. Some blank spaces help things look less cluttered My suggestions are these: 1. Center sofa with chaise on the wall so there’s some space on both sides. Try turning coffee table to line up length wise with sofa on left to create floor space & so it doesn’t crowd end of chaise. 2. remove art from both sides of window & rehang drape panels to soften & cozy up room. 3. Add those pieces to the arrangement above sofa on left. That entire arrangement is too close to ceiling. Tip - Lay all the pieces on floor & move around until you have an arrangement you like. tape paper cut outs on wall to mock up the arrangement to test & to prevent dartboard holes on wall! 4. Yes, large art should be centered over sofa & bottom of art about 6” above sofa back 5. Invest in a larger end table for the corner between the 2 sofas & place one of tray tables on right end of chaise sofa. Needs something to set a glass etc on while sitting there. I know this is more than what you asked for but I do think these changes will show off you new furniture better and make the room look more inviting. PS - the drapery rod looks same length as window. It usually looks better to have drape panels when pulled open stack fully off the window so you might look at a longer rod.

Hi. Design needs to happen in a logical order. So, I recommend prior to decorating that wall, you 1) Create a good floor plan. This one is not the best. I can help you with that if you tell me what the function of this space is and if there is a tv in the room. Finally, is this furniture staying in the room? Please post a photo of all 4 walls of the room, Thanks. 2) Find photos of rooms you like. What design/style do you like? Once you have those, we can then think about decorating the wall.