This flush mounted ceiling light from Global Views is a favorite of mine. It will allow the view to go uninterrupted in a large continual space. But, if you have the luxury of a really high ceiling. Try this

Oh goodness! A design dilemma indeed. I'm so looking forward to see other's suggestions. My thoughts: it's not visually pleasing even from an eclectic perspective. It competes too much with the style of the windows n' door because they're so close to it. Dr. Who revisited - I'd fill the gap spaces in and shave off the cinema circles of the middle larger circle.

Got it - if that works... I sort of like the idea of an art gallery being a journey of discovery so I created more corners and alleys for people to walk around.. in your case, the view would be easy to see everything in one swoop (but therefore not allow each piece of art to showcase itself uniquely)if you go back to my image, you have pictures leaning or hanging low on the floor level, you then have others higher up with jutting out shelves on which you have placed sculptures.The visitor walks around the block to find hidden artwork - they then walk up the block and view items displayed there (maybe a table with smaller sculptures and more artwork leaning on the balcony. They can then look out at the artwork on the walls and down on the artwork leaning on the floor on the lower level.... different vantage points: a journey.

Proportions in this bedroom are out of place. The bed is quite large and bulky to look at, and it covers most of the floor area. If you are planning to change the bed, then you can replace this with a smaller bed, preferably a floating bed(with no heavy storage beneath). It will give a sense of larger floor area. Next, the sofa/couch can be replaced with a narrow wooden console/table against the front wall. The artwork which is now hanging above the headboard can be kept/hung above the wooden console. The console can also have other accessories to decorate it. Now, the ceiling is not visible in your photos but the walls can change the look of this space immensely. Dark tones will close the space in and the room can look like a small box. You can go with lighter shades/hues for all the walls and add a texture/wall paper on the headboard wall. If you keep the same furniture, then colours which you can choose from are:- Light/pastel shade of teal Mauve or lavender Very light shade of pista green. The headboard wall can have a deeper texture of the same colour and you can hang a round decorative mirror which will reflect more light in the room. Make sure to choose curtains and bedsheets that complement the wall colour. These are my suggestions. However, it’s always better to take more opinions. Hope it helps! Do share the pics of the final makeover!