HAHAHAHAH!! Nail on the Head was just HIT…….!!!!!

Agree. Totally died when I saw THAT MIRROR………then totally cried when THAT MIRROR broke…..ACK!!!
LOOOOVE the seascape! And THAT CHAIR…….Dying here……..!!!

Everything is so stunning, tasteful and inspiring, as usual.
Can you please share where the long wall mirror is from? It’ll be so perfect for my bedroom! Thank you so much 🙂

But, I don’t like the pair of modern black lamps with the seascape. Or the basket with the dark handles. The contrast of the dark handles draws the eye down low, and adds clutter. I’m a big believer that all dark-light contrast has to deserve to grab your attention, and handles on a basket don’t deserve it. And I like contrast always to be higher, drawing the eye up, never down below waist level. If something is needed there on the left floor, maybe the ladder with a white or light solid throw folded over the top rung. I would use ONLY the white lamp on the dresser. Add some branches or a taller green plant, either on the other side of dresser or on the floor replacing the basket.. And I’d fill the space on the sides with large hanging lanterns with Luminara pillar candles. Set the Luminaras to go on automatically each evening, and keep the remote in the nightstand for instant gratification on cloudy mornings as well. I wouldn’t try to fill the space with a bigger mat/frame for the seascape, because the reason it looks a little small is the blank horizontal space on the sides. A bigger frame may still leave too much blank space to the sides.

If I were going with the gallery wall for photo shoot purposes, I’d still make it less busy. 1) Remove the 3 smallest frames (lower-right, and 2 upper-middle above the white frame). Move lower-right to spot above white frame. Might need to move far-right wooden one down a bit, or even shift them all over to the right a bit. Paint all frames WHITE. Black is too much contrast, creating drama instead of calm. Wood tone doesn’t relate to anything else, adding busy-ness. 2) White lamp only. Black = too much contrast/drama. Non-matching pair = NO NO NO. 3) Remove the basket on floor, or at least the dark contrast handles. Maybe use the ladder, with a white throw folded over top or 2nd-from-top rung. (If the ladder is there, the light-wood frames could probably stay wood too, instead of being painted white.)

In summary, seascape with MORE elements added to the sides. Or, gallery wall with LESS.