Thank you so much BMF!!! It is indeed by Nazar, and I have subsequently enquired about it. I really appreciate your help. Cheers!

Also have a dual purpose room. We did inexpensive white shelving units around two walls, with fabric boxes to stash stuff, (office, and my "crafty" supplies), threw in a few decorative items. Got a tall basket for rolled up mats/foam roller storage, a complementary lower basket to throw in the requisite elastic bands, small hand weights, etc. Decorated walls with pics from our travels, framed with colored mats.

Hi, I’m very late to this conversation so I apologise for butting in. I refer only to your console table in this pic and you said it looks bulky. I think the issue is the vase and the candlesticks are too similar in height so they add bulk and not enough contrast. I would remove the candlesticks altogether and place the vase offset in front of the picture with the small dish in front again. The picture would be even better if you changed the frame to a white or black with a white matt surrounding the picture, similar to the frame below. Also the lamp casts a yellow light which would be better if it was white. Either it’s the globe or the shade. If the shade, change to an off white or very soft grey. That’s my two cents worth anyway. Hope it helps 😏

first try to save the plants and then decide where they should live....try buying bigger plastic pots (temporary till you see if they live and where you want to keep them) some good quality potting mix (enough to fill the bigger pots) some seawood concentrate dissolved in plenty of water and transfer the plants into the new pots, stand them in a shady place, water very well and and don't let the pots dry out...(detailed instructions for repotting plants is easily available online) if they're meant to survive you may not know for months but if you're likely to be away for weeks at a time they may be better given away or planted in the ground and save money and the heartache of sick plants by investing in artificial decorative plants