IMO, the lamps are too short.

Check in your local discount stores for something better for the room. By the time you buy new lamp shades, you could probably find one you like for not much more. If it is not in your budget for 2 just get 1 and get another later. They should not match anyway.

Adds interest to the room. I would pick similar in styles so that they look good with each other, but yes.

Yes, the 22" lamps are too short. What Mary said about 58"-64" is correct. So, my lamp tables are 24" tall and my living room lamp is 32" tall. It works but is still 2" too short according to the rule of thumb. Look for lamps in the 32-34" range. It really is worth taking a look at lampsplus and searching by price and height. They have lots of great choices.

Oh sorry, I read again and it seems Mary doesn't like the 58-64 rule of thumb.

When I started on Houzz several years ago, I spent a great deal of time browsing the wonderful Houzz pics. The very first thing I tackled in my home was replacing nearly every lamp with the proper size. After browsing those pics, I could see how very small so many of my lamps were. It's been an expensive process to replace so many lamps, but it was a huge improvement. I had so many lamps that were a ridiculously small size and in many cases, I bought new lamps as much as 10" taller. I think you're in the same situation with this room.

IMO 32-34 is too tall. When you are sitting next to table you do not want to see up under the shade. Yes, not everyone is the same, but hit an average. I would look at 29-32" max.

I love the evolution of this whole room.....you sound like you are having fun and are so open to so many great suggestions. My suggestion is that you need more black in the room so the black iron cocktail table has something to relate to.....pillows, lamps, lampshades, wool throw, basket for magazines, etc. But the room is really nice and so inviting. Love it!

Your end tables are the perfect height for the furniture.

Yes, your end tables are a perfect height. How tall are they?

Those are all pretty much the average. I would just test a few that are local that you can return. IMO 29-31 is good size, but seating could be different also.

Is there a HomeGoods near you? They usually have a nice selection and Susan is right--test local first!

Just go to a local shop that carries lamps. Take a couple home and try them. Even if you are not keeping them, you can test for size, then you can return as you have the correct size.

try going to sears or walmart

have you picked art for behind the sofa yet? i think you need to pull the brown from the sofa into the room more, to make it part to the space

Lamps from Lamps Plus.

Art by Egon Schiele:

Normally, I would say the bottom of the art should be 46" from the floor to go with the 41" height of your sofa but your sofa is away from the wall, so I think you could go a tad lower. I'd place the bottom of the art about 44-46" from the floor, which will place the center of the art 64-66" from the floor.

Just barely over the back of the sofa. The rendering below should be approximately to scale.

That looks right, so maybe that's about 43" from the floor? That also puts the center of the art at a better, slightly lower spot.

Yes! I think a little higher would look fine from all view points,

Nice job on your art and I agree, just a little higher.

I think your pillows are good, but need a lamp badly. I put an orchid in for you also :>)

Wow. Room totally transformed. Nice.

Do one pillow in the teal from the art. It will help tie the art to the rest of the room.

You can use patterned pillows.

If it is a lamp you already have, try it out and live with it for a few days. You'll know if you like it or not.

I think that painting's size is fine for the bathroom.

Try it and see. I'm not sure the red flowers will compliment your sofa. But try it for scale anyway.