the table is too small to hold down that wall. a larger storage wall would have a bit more weight.

maureen, i first typed what you did, to center both. but i think that table is just too ... small.

I agree with nomimama, but would stick with a large sideboard instead trying to do built-ins

You have a most beautiful, well designed kitchen. I am in envy of you.

Besides the kitchen I am in love with the family room. Everything positioned just right. Obviously no need for drapes. You must have a beautiful view as well.

I would put the clock over the table and put a either one large piece of artwork to the left of the table or a gallery of smaller pieces.

What a pretty house. I'd try the clock over the table too - with large vertical art filling the other part of the wall.

Or, as others have said, maybe just centering both the table and clock will work.

Large farmhouse clocks have a certain feel when they are not in proportion to the furniture below - it's a look that you like or not I suppose.

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Love the clock just not with that table. The example above works because of the space and height of the built ins...I like the look when it works, which isn't always the case. Just my opinion.

You could try a couple of metal wall panels either to the left or flanking the table, if centered. Clock could be centered over the table.

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Would be helpful to see the rest of this room. It appears the table is too dark and small to blend with this room. I'd consider a mirror, but don't know what it would be reflecting. More pictures would be helpful.

Hi lovely room however I can see why you feel that wall just isn't quite working. I like the table, although I agree with other comments that it is a bit small so I would push it along the wall a little bit more (but not to the centre) and then create a montage of pictures in dark frames above and to the left of the console, which will draw your eye across the wall. I'd lose the clock - sorry! Alternatively paint the wall in a dark grey and hang a large artwork to the left of the console, it would look fab in a heavy frame that picked up the turning of the console legs. If you did this, then move your candlestick to the right of the console. Perfect!