Art.com is a great source for artwork.

I'm not sure if using baskets, plus adding art will not feel a bit too much. You could place three framed prints on the wall instead and add a mantle/decorate with candles, etc. If using baskets on the side, consider a farmhouse clock or mirror for a more cohesive look with the wire. If adding art, I would skip the baskets and look for a large painting, so you have a focal point, vs lots of smaller items making it feel cluttered. Hope this helps and love the blue.

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I would leave the wire shelving out of the mix I think it will look cheap not shabby chic. A piece of art with that blue in it somewhere would be great. This is one choice from art.com If you have a bit of money to spend on art check out local artists and art schools I am a firm believer in getting original art work if you can and start a collection. We started doing that 30 yrs. ago and it is so much more personal to find art you really love and that speaks to you. We never buy a piece unless we have met the artist and it has been very rewarding over the years.