It seems a bit small to carry the volume of that wall and is not working with the wide spacing of the sconces. It also is leggy and towers above the sectional, so the visual balance is not working either. Try using painter's tape on the wall to tape out a "mock-up" of something that is 75% as wide as the space between sconces, but no higher than the highest part of your sofa back from the floor. The piece could be a credenza or even a bench, perhaps one that matches the material used in trio of columns there on the left. Above it you need a tall vertical piece of art that is no wider than 75% of the piece below it. Try the two deer in the center of your dining table and the other pieces on the coffee table.

Hi, I like the decoration bits you put on. I would put a potted plant there which will make it more lively. The console table is elegant, but I would turn it around (the back now would come to the front).You could put a colourful runner. I would cover the fuse switch with a key cupboard (removing the back wall than put it on as a keyholder under the picture. That also brings a litlle bit of life. Maybe a small mirror on the wall where the door is. But nothing more, it would be too cluttered...

wow, thank you so much for all your great ideas!!! Unfortunately I cannot move the table centrally as it would block the way between the kitchen and the stairs/ doorways... I like the ideas of moving the pendant lights right above the table, installing a large mirror on the empty wall..I could actually move the sideboard there and add nice baskets for shoes next to the door . Also add a big painting above the table. Gonna give a few try to see what works! and agree the blind doesnt look good, it was just previously there. Thanks :)

Hi Paul, I like most of what AJ Styling has recommended. Additionally, you need to create a clear, dominant focal point in the room and this would ideally start with the mirror above the fireplace. Also, the furniture/TV arrangement is the main thing you need to tackle. Try the two matching sofas opposite each other and much nearer to the centre of the room, in a symmetrical arrangement with the fireplace. Without seeing a scaled plan it's hard to judge if these fit comfortably. (Avoid placing furniture all around the walls.) Consider buying a large rug. The TV is already too high from what I can see so this can be moved to the opposite wall and placed lower so that it is viewed comfortably at eye level from a seated position. Lighting is also a factor and a couple of table lamps would definitely benefit the space. Sarah