Additional walls.

Buy a floor size vase & put silk forsythia in it. place it at the right side. Add your abstract large art on the other walls.

Another idea would be to paint only that wall a rather dark charcoal color & both the TV & the credenza will disappear.

everdebz - I love the photo of bianca. It's interesting, the photos on the wall above the TV appear to be hung so the bottom is slightly lower than the top of the TV. Am I seeing that correctly? and if so, it seems to add a dimension to the wall. Or is that just because of the angle of the photo? I'd hate to give that a try and have it look stupid.

sandradclark - I think my small townhouse is too small (and dark) for a dark color on that wall. Can you give me an idea of a floor-size vase? You mean you would put it on the console? Also, I've sworn off artificial flowers/plants based on feedback from this site. So would a vase by itself work?

Hi, first of all, I really like your space with the beautiful, contemporary furniture you've selected. With this style direction, I like what everdebz suggested with the Bianca photo. You can also consider floating shelves like shown in the first few examples below. This would also be a great way to display some of your art.

Or, really not much more needs to be added at all around your TV wall, like in the last photo. Simple and clean.

Another idea if you really want to get technical and creative with your TV wall and are interested in perhaps hiding your TV.....with large artwork on a track system or lift.

I hadn't thought of floating shelves. I've been trying to keep horizontal surfaces to a minimum to avoid dust. Love those paintings on tracks. Wish I could afford something like that! (I'd also have to buy another large painting because I don't have another that big). Thanks Avery!!!

Nothing boring about this space so far!
I somehow don't feel like there's really enough room for much around the tv. I'm thinking maybe some wallpaper on that wall? Something cool and interesting, but also not so busy that it competes with the rug. Just a thought...

And a big substantial sculptural thing on the media bench

And a gallery wall of fabulous wild colourful art behind the sofa

Houzz lists a perfect artist for you. Check out duke.paints.