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Need Help with Artwork Placement

Colleen Nicol_Abb

13 years ago

We have a very large wall in our living room that needs to be filled. We have found items that we like, but now need help placing them so they fill the wall correctly. The 3 large items are staying, the shelves and items on the shelves are optional. Any input on how to use these items and arrange would be greatly appreciated!

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homestyles2
13 years ago
I like the middle picture... but I'm not a decorator !
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ASVInteriors
13 years ago
Of your layouts I definitely veer away from the first.

However, I feel that you don't have enough to make a dramatic wall. Particularly that it is so tall. If you want the eye to focus just above the couch, then use the second set layout ensuring you balance your spacing between the edges of the couch and up to the return of your balcony. If you want to go higher, you need to get more and then you should remove the tall vases on your cabinet so there is no competition.
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cypress
13 years ago
I opt for #3. Which ever grouping you choose, don't hang them too high from the back of your sofa. You don't need to fill in the entire height of the wall.

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