The white lamp is too short - it needs to overlap the mirror much like your branches do so that the mirror appears to be part of the arrangement (rather than floating above).

For one, the mirror is actually much too high. You might want to bring it down halfway. The lamp will most likely be the perfect height once you put the mirror at the correct height.

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I'd put two BIG woven baskets underneath, Maybe some mason jars filled with shells and a few wood candle sticks on top, then art work on the wall...no mirror.

It’s easy to tell you what you need to buy but most of us try to use what we have and make it as inviting as possible. If that’s your situation try adding to the height of your existing lamp by sitting it atop some books, move your glass jar/greenery to the opposite end and sit the pretty wooden bowl beside it. Fill the bowl with pine cones, acorns or natural potpourri If you have some small decorative plates or a long rectangular piece of art or farmhouse sign hang it below the mirror to mask the mirror being too high. If you have a woven basket put it on the lower shelf and fill with a blanket, pieces of wood or magazines. Hope this helps

I have to disagree with the comment above criticizing use of family photos in decorating. My opinion is that it is perfectly fine to display photos that mean something to you whether in public or private spaces. It's your home, why not tell YOUR story? Oh, and Architectural Digest seems to think it's okay...https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/how-to-display-family-photos

I had the exact same thought about the photos comment. My home is MY home. It doesn't get more 'personal' than that!

On photos: If you have a painting of yourself , all dressed up...a work of art....hang it...but just ONE. Or put them in your bedroom...or a crafts room.....somewhere private. If you really have to LOOK AT YOURSELF put a large mirror in every room. At least the view in the mirror will change....depending on who's standing in front of it....lol

Looks like you have a window on the right and the wall ends pretty near the table on the left, judging by the shadows cast on the floor. If so, then your table may be long enough (75% of the wall's width, max.) The mirror should be lowered, but only enough so that the tallest person in your household can still see themselves in it without ducking down. Lamp top should arrive at 58-62" above the floor, or half way to 2/3 up on the mirror, and overlap the mirror a bit. The purpose of foyer decor is to introduce you, your style and to hint at what one may expect to find in the adjoining rooms. That should guide your decisions on what you put there. You have the light and reflection part, as well as the practical/useful part. Now for the decor. I'd do a small plant or fresh flowers on the top and stacked books, or large baskets (perhaps with throws tucked inside,) on the bottom.