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Thank you ericasullivan - I must've glossed over that part - it makes much more sense!

I love the slim etagere from Room and Board:

http://www.roomandboard.com/rnb/product/detail.do?productGroup=3200&catalog=filter&menuCatalog=room&menuSubcategory=201141

I vote for sofa against the wall..
Add an area rug that's big enough to tuck under the front of the sofa a bit, a coffee table (maybe round and glass - to keep it more visually open?), and an endtable on the kitchen end of the sofa. Definitely a neutral instead of the green, but some artwork over the sofa would be great.

mntngr -

As someone who works for a firm that designs office space (not the one pictured) - there's definitely a concern on the part of many of clients that their space not be seen as too *lux* by shareholders, donors, customers (esp. in the case of medical facilities these days), but please also consider that they're trying to create a space to attract and retain the employees that spend 8 hours per day there.

Agreed! The others made me claustrophobic just looking at them!

I like gingergirl's idea. If that doesn't work, you could similarly build a box that goes across, along the ceiling, above the light fixture, from the wall that the meter is on, to, hopefully, another wall on the right side of the sink? It could still be made from MDF and have a piano hinge or some sort of access panel, but it wouldn't stand out as this weird anomaly sticking out of one wall, but would look more like something with a little bit of intention. It would bring down the ceiling height there, but might be an option if a cabinet from the top down the left side doesn't work.

Oh please! For the pine needles! :)

Know when to say when.

Or, just say no.