I know your taste tends towards the modern side, but your home is Craftman style and chairs more traditional so I'm having trouble fitting a streamlined modern floor lamp in that spot between the two armchairs and your lovely craftman windows. This one would look stunning next to your chairs, but price is ouch! http://www.lampsplus.com/Products/Hubbardton-Forge-Patina-Finish-Floor-Lamp__38636.html Any of these grab you:? http://www.lampsplus.com/Products/Robert-Abbey-Otto-Wrought-Iron-Floor-Lamp__K3958.html http://www.hubbardtonforge.com/ProductsInfo.cfm http://www.hubbardtonforge.com/ProductsInfo.cfm http://www.hubbardtonforge.com/ProductsInfo.cfm http://www.hubbardtonforge.com/ProductsInfo.cfm http://www.lampsplus.com/Products/Hubbardton-Forge-Natural-Iron-Floor-Lamp__69209.html http://www.lampsplus.com/Products/Noir-Bronze-Finish-Mission-Tiffany-Style-Floor-Lamp__J9277.html http://www.lampsplus.com/Products/Metro-Collection-3-in-1-Torchiere-Floor-Lamp__27340.html http://www.lampsplus.com/Products/Champagne-Glass-Three-Tier-Geometric-Tree-Torchiere__16398.html http://www.lampsplus.com/Products/OTT-LITE-Pacifica-Collection-Floor-Lamp__45731.html I like the Hubbargton Forge lamps a lot for your space. They have a lot of selection too in terms of finish, shade shape and color. Whatever you choose it should also coordinate with your chandelier. Where did you purchase that one from?

James, a history of your comments shows that you're mostly interested in promoting the replica MCM items sold at Manhattan Home Design. You wouldn't happen to work there or own the store, or be friends or partners (personally or professionally) with someone who is, would you? Also, there have been more than a dozen BBB complaints in the past three years about the store you've been recommending, which I would find problematic if I were looking to buy something there. Also, your recent posts in this thread and others sound very similar to some by Gabriella Robbins and Daniel Blake, who are also promoting MCM replica furniture in general, and the store in particular. Are all of you friends or partners in this venture?

The way the light is positioned it looks as though you are setting up for an interrogation. For reading, I would want the light behind me so that it shines on the book and not in my eyes. The light is not my style, but that is a personal preference. If you like it, try positioning it behind the chair. Can the bulbs be operated independently? If you have to have all three on it seems a bit too bright for a bedroom, but again, that might just be personal preference.

@Christian Arispe I would start with re-thinking the pantry and closets. IMO 3'6" is not a very helpful width. Clothes on clothes hangers take up at least 2'. So, where would you stand if it's a walk-in? Plus, you waste space for the space you need to walk into. Instead, that space could be added to the bedroom. If it were me, I'd do reach-in closets, and make them 2'6". For the same reason, I would change the pantry. If it were me, I'd have a reach-in pantry (or pull-outs of some kind). I'd use the extra space that makes to make the bedroom closet longer. Even if it's just 2 of you, having extra space in that second bedroom closet will be very useful. Reach-in and longer would be very helpful. Right now, the pantry has more space allocated than your storage for "miscellaneous". Do you have camping gear? Out-of-season clothes? A bicycle? Yard stuff? Duvets? My house is smaller than this space, yet I have more storage space, and I have a mandatory utility room (it has specialized equipment for high-efficiency energy management). If you are set on designing this yourselves, I would look at ideas for "granny cottages" and small houses. You can start here: Small House Bliss Look at the layout for this one, for instance: River Road House