I agree with moving the table to the top of the stairs; the space seems too small for a table. Not sure what your budget is, but I know you can buy really inexpensive polypropylene runners quite cheaply and I think I'd add one on top of your carpeting...like this: I think it would make all the difference in your entry. Check out kswl's thread about her fairly inexpensive runners: $149 runners Here's a link from her thread to one that's only $69: $69 runner

The table in the front hall looks great! Yes, I would use 2 ottomans. Are these colors that you are using in other rooms? The front hall sets the tone and those colors should be use in some measure throughout the home. You could put art in the tall space if you want. I don't think a mirror would be an issue with our central vac, though.

First, I wouldn’t do sod in this front yard. Too hard to maintain. I would put shrubs that match in color to your brick up high. Then on the slope low maintenance low profile junipers and moss holders for easy to care for greenery. I tried painting your bay window trim black but you can use your imagination. Paint all trim black. I put larger black modern exterior light fixtures for more light and interest. I added black pots with greenery to each side of front stoop. I would also like a pair of black slatted benches facing each other to flank entry doors. Couldn’t pull that off in this mock up. This will be showstopper home with not too much effort.

Beautiful entry. You really don't need anything in it other than a good no slip rug (and no stub/stumble edges). You could keep a small square or rectangle wipe-your-feet-rug and then in area between the cased openings consider adding an interesting round or oval or square one with your favorite colors (also non slip and with no stub/stumble edges). Prefer seeing the radiators. For decor, you don't "need" that shelving; it's higher than the wainscoting and both of them likely could be put to better use elsewhere. Were you using the shelving as a charging station or place to "drop" keys and sunglasses, etc.? because, if so, there is another option that might could work in your limited space -- perhaps a small narrow version of this on the wall. https://www.wayfair.com/Zipcode-Design%E2%84%A2--Jon-Floating-Desk-X115392267-L32-K~W004281156.html?refid=GX528945860062-W004281156_624721285&device=c&ptid=998723531694&network=g&targetid=pla-998723531694&channel=GooglePLA&ireid=130981889&fdid=1817&PiID%5B%5D=624721285&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIiarSip278gIVhrzICh1o1w3gEAkYASABEgJU8vD_BwE OR. You could block the view of the end of the radiator from inside the house by adding a pair of small narrow cabinets the same height and depth as the radiators on the indoor side of the entry -- a plant stand cabinet (permitting you to add a living plant or two to the entry) and with at least one drawer that could serve as a charging station (and more drawer or have shelves for baskets for collecting other pocket items). Any cabinet you like that meets your needs could serve the purpose, preferably one portable enough to easily move farther away from the radiator when it is in use: https://www.amazon.com/Cabinet-Bathroom-Multifunctional-Standing-EstaHome/dp/B087QK889H https://foter.com/plant-stand-with-drawer https://www.amazon.com/VIAGDO-Bathroom-Floor-Cabinet-Organizer/dp/B082HWNWV8/ref=pd_lpo_3?pd_rd_i=B082HWNWV8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/Stands-Multi-Layer-Drawers-Display-Minimalist/dp/B082H88BSC.