Gorgeous in Green

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Thank you! This helps a lot!

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For this design, you could make the painting a little larger or raise it higher or both. You could add a large plant or small indoor tree in front of the window. You can enlarge the side table a little and use another by the other chair. You might use larger lamps. You don’t want to use up all of the negative space. What you want is to create balance! Hope this helps. But, remember, confidence comes with practice and trying new things!

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I have a hard time filling up empty space, so please let me know any suggestions!

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Thank you so much! I will try my best!

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You have asked several times for comments to help your inspiration. First of all, you have mastered the placing of objects on surfaces like tables very well. A lot of people have a lot of trouble with that. You seem to favor minimalist style! Many of your designs have mostly straight lines and lots of empty space. That gives a great, minimalist style. But I find that creating designs out of my normal style frees my creativity. The catalogues have so many styles to offer. Try picking an item that intrigues you and design around it. Or use a template that suggests a different style. I think you do very well with your monochrome color schemes. You balance the colors well. Try different combinations of colors with 2 or 3 colors in a design. Homestyler has provided so many offerings. Try a wallpaper on one wall or a new flooring. Spread your wings and have fun! Don’t give up, you’re doing well!

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Lovely use of the greens! Nice, minimalist design!