@Rebecca1595 Super cute eclectic place. Well done.
Only comments I have are that you seem to have a few items in there that look highly breakable, like those tall glass candle holders. If you won't be upset if they get broken, no big deal, otherwise use something else non-breakable.
And while that runner looks nice across the kitchen island, I don't see its purpose. That's an area where people will be preparing or eating food, so it isn't appropriate to have it there. It will just be removed by the guests and is one more thing to wash.
The clock on the bedside table should probably be moved elsewhere- between the lamp and the clock, there's really no space for guests to put their own things. What can be found on most humans' bedside tables is their phone, their book, their eyeglasses, probably a glass of water, maybe the jewelry they take off before going to sleep. Aside from a lamp, bedside tables should really be left clear for the guest's stuff.
Use "The space" section to actually describe the layout of the house.
And while you mention in one lower section that you live on the property, you should also make that clear in your description, near the beginning. You would be surprised how many guests don't bother to actually read through all the info and some might show up and be disgrunted to find that the host lives on the same property. Being an on-site host is good- it will ward off the partiers, and guests tend to be more respectful when there's a personal element to the listing, whether that's a home-share situation, an on-site host, or a meet and greet for an off-site host listing, so you want that info conveyed where it will be seen.
Good luck with your new venture.