I feel like some thing is missing or not working out together. Please help me out to identify what can be done to make it more inviting!

There is too much going on with that busy print on wall. Try taking it away or moving it up higher

There's too much going on. The gingko statue works with the painting, the vases not so much. Gingko statue on LHS, picture frame and black candle on RHS. Nothing else is necessary.

Thank you Black Bamboo. which colour pots will go well?

I think your second arrangement ,it works beautifully with your wall hanging, perfect

Second arrangement but lose the picture frame etc on right hand side and leave clear

Can we see a wider shot to see how the console sits in the space?

here you go bigreader!

I honestly think this is a situation where minimalism will work best. The artwork is already a statement piece. It doesn't need lots of stuff near it. Have a plant OR the artwork OR a sculpture. You don't need all of them.

Can you show it without the runner. I think you should also show off the glass. I like the 3 picture.

My two cents. No runner. The two taller blue/grey vases on the right and a pottery dish for keys on the left. Ditch the rest.

Second picture without runner, remove picture frame etc try Ginko statue, take everything off then add until it looks right, keep it as minimal as possible to highlight your fabulous artwork

here you go julie.do you think the Ginko statue blending with painting?

Absolutely gorgeous, I love your first photo, you have some stunning pieces, looks wonderful, shows artwork and those beautiful pieces off beautifully, really highlights that fab table, stand back and wait for the compliments.... gorgeous.

i love the first one too❤️

I think it would look better completely pared back. I love the colour in the art and it could easily stand alone with just the console. At the most, I one other item, either the plant or the gold statue.

Could you try moving the table so that it's offset with the print (whichever way you think best)? I dont think the print looks right directly above the table. Then try one object on the console with the blank wall above.

Could you move the table sideways so that it's offset with the print. I think the problem is that the print looks wrong centred. Then add one of your decor pieces on the end of table with the blank wall above.

My attitude is that artwork is artwork . I don't mean that in a bad way , and I love art , and that piece is really nice .

But it isn't part of the table , it isn't intended to be . Move it 40cm higher and 80cm or whatever to the right . Basically , don't make it look part of anything else , and don't make it look 'formal' .

Then the table you can do what you like with -- it is a table , it now isn't part of an art installation !

painted the above painting

Wow that looks fabulous, I would remove the tray and reed diffuser for greater impact, fabulous painting that you have done.

Thanks Julie. I do not know but some thing with pot is not working. may be too small or colour.

No it looks absolutely stunning , if you are worried it seems a little unbalanced, find a vase to stand next to the pot, but from your photo it’s beautiful.

Remove the little gold fan ornament and shift pot with decorative reed to left hand side with another pot or two as per Julie Herberts photos
The attempted symmetry with ornament placement is the problem

do you mean all 3 at left side and no decor on right?

Yes if “all three” are ceramic pots as per photo