Judith Taylor Designs I can't make sense of the light in your space. That is throwing me off. Are there any other photos of the room? I don't see a problem here but a stronger wall colour could created more drama if you want that. Otherwise you could group black framed pieces around the tv to make it look like it is part of a gallery collection. That would add some graphic interest.
onthefence I'd get rid of the lamp and cluster the three photos together. Move photos to the right side and cable box to the left. If you really need light there, get a tall floor lamp for the end of the media unit.
Perhaps a tall vase or plant on the right side? I'm not a fan of lots of little things. One or two big statement pieces is what I would do personally.
studio | FORMA You may consider a floor lamp to the right of the book case for light and to carry your eye over as a focal point. Another idea would be to lower the TV just a bit and ad an Art Shelf for framed art. Also you could try stacking your books horizontally in stacks to make the individual square slots a feature.
studio | FORMA Also, you may want to add a few more wicker boxes in the lower most shelf row of the unit in the left, this way your eye works the entire length of both shelving units and don't cary over to just below the TV.
gillianlf I agree a bolder wall color would help. Also, removing the lamp next to the tv. Possibly, just streamlining your displays on the shelves by editing and removing items from the tops of the shelves would bring your eyes down so the level of the tv monitor wouldn't feel wrong to you. Another option to consider is to create a box frame for the tv monitor fronted by a painting that has a slightly taller profile and hinges to the side when you are viewing tv.
Aegean-Designing Whims I'm with changing the wall color behind the tv, and possibly all walls to something darker. The TV sort of jumps out at you against the white. I'd also remove the lamp, as it creates a lot of glare. I also like the idea of framing your photos in black and hanging them on either side of the TV. Or put your photos in the cubes, and find 2 pieces of art to hang on either side of the TV
Chrysteen
studio | FORMA How about a warm charcoal color to contrast with your white shelves. its a classic combination and it will tone down the contrast with your tv.
Darzy How about putting a beautiful wood veneer behind the tv? Just the rectangle area from the top of the bookcase, then over and down to the right of the below cubbies? I think it would be stunning.
Perhaps a tall vase or plant on the right side? I'm not a fan of lots of little things. One or two big statement pieces is what I would do personally.
Here is a different view.
Chrysteen