Is the light from those windows super important? If not, I would "cheat" the windows. Hang your curtain rod high and wide (just a bit below the ceiling and almost all the way to the wall on each edge), but off centered to each window. Then hang woven blinds or a soft roman shade under the rod but on top of the window (to hide the brick). Hang panels on either side of each window and arrange them evenly. The windows will then look centered and you will have softened the wall considerably at a very low cost. See a similar idea here: http://www.younghouselove.com/2010/02/nursery-progress-getting-the-hang-of-it/

its not the wall its the table size and also everything needs to move left about 6-8 inches. more stuff on the wall will only make the table look smaller.

Hi, I need help with this. I’m looking for something to go next to the mirrors or maybe make adjustments to the table decor? It’s off scale I know. I tend to be very symmetrical and my gut says to put sconces on both sides of mirror but any other ideas?! It’s cozy little living room, not very big, that wall is close to the patio door. Thanks so much!

Appreciate the ideas! A couple thoughts: we are not going to make any structural changes (ie. removing the bar). The chairs are not keepers and do fit under the bar for what it's worth. I definitely like the idea of something more streamlined and open vs. leaning into a more formal and structured built-in style. Also worth noting that we do not have any sort of media units (DVD players, etc.) as they are all integrated into either the TV or hidden.