The base looks fine and when dressed any anatomical flaw will not be seen. The only thing that looks off are the ears.

The tiles are very low in contrast and if the base is for this then the scale is way off.

lower the contrast on the wood floor, its creating alot of noise.  The wood grain should be secondary to the dividing lines too, I think.  I would also consider alternating every other floor tile, having a second floor tile in which you ommit the vertical dividing lines.  That way you can have longer planks of wood.  Puts some drop shadows on the floor too, to help ground the objects, and also seperate the floor from the objects better.  You could also give the wood objects a slightly different hue from the floor.  Dont have to change the whole color ramp though, changing 1 or 2 colors might help though.  Based on the width of the stool, and height of the bar, looks like the character ought to be about 48x64.

Had to remake everything. I had made a mistake of making the items first instead of making the base. Well learnt from the mistake at least.

I made the base first and tried to make everything in proportion:



If all seems good now, I am going to move on to animating the base :)

Building on jalonso's second point above, here's a color edit of your current pic (with a shadow for the human sprite added for good measure):



Forgive me if it doesn't look great; I still have a long ways to go when it comes to color theory/ramps/palettes/etc. Just wanted to kinda give you an idea of what jalonso meant with his second bit of advice for you, OP.

Oh, that's much better in colors and the floor planks look better too :)

I will mention that all lines are horizontal. Either the floor or the furniture lines could be vertical just to break things up.

btw, I failed to mention before that the barstools on the bar are not reading as barstools. I think they need to be lowered a few pixels so they read better.