Marc Anthony's Profile

I think the mirror is an excellent match--in both size and shape--to your bed frame; it looks like the mirror is a subtracted shape in its arc, and the frames are of similar scale. You could maybe add a plant or some element with some height in the far corner, to help give that some balance, but there's really nothing wrong enough with this space to fret over.

I like the harmonious—not complementary—colors. ; )

I love to luxuriate in a bath and green is my favorite color; that said, this is hideous. It looks like a crazed teacup that you'd have to be double-jointed (and blind) to enjoy.

I like the monochromatic brown scheme; it comes across as a nice city-dwelling male's space to me. It isn't the height of design, but it's tastefully done and it looks livable.

I'd keep the pillows for myself - they'd be nice on my sofa. The bag/notebook combo would be donated to a local women's crisis center.

My thoughts, if I may be so presumptuous: Your space could be improved by using the darker shade of green for the overall wall color - the light green is too small of a contrast. You need more height variation in the room - maybe a tall plant (a palm?) in the far corner. Space permitting, those bookcases might look nice if they were painted black and stacked, or by removing one of them altogether. A glass coffee table would keep the area in front of the sofa open feeling, but would be better than looking at the unfiltered expanse of a rug.