The corner that looks good from the doorway may look surprisingly busy on a webcam. Design the background through the camera preview first. That lets you work with a small patch of the room while everyone else keeps using the rest.
Frame the shot before moving furniture
Put the camera at a comfortable eye line and open a preview. Notice where wall art, door frames and shelves meet the outline of your head. A small shift to one side often creates more breathing room than moving several pieces of furniture.
Control what the camera sees in the light
Place your main light in front or slightly to one side and check the picture at the hour you usually call. If a glossy accent catches a bright reflection, rotate it or move it outside the direct beam. Keep faces on printed decor low in the frame so they stay clearly separate from yours.
Leave one considered detail in view
The Crane Bird side table can hold a simple object near the edge of the frame where the camera angle allows the artwork to show. Save a screenshot of the finished composition as a reset reference, then check the room from the doorway so the layout still works between calls.