Are you talking about the dark wall where the TV is ? Is that the impressive wall?

I don't understand the room - what is that area to the right of the TV ? Is that a box filled with sports equipment? What is that 1/2 wall with a railing and steps? Can you plz show more photos?

A comprehensive design plan for that entire wall is called for.

From what I can see in this photo, the side view of steps to the right of the TV in your living room is very odd indeed. Are you receptive to sheetrocking over that side of the steps? Close that lower part off with a wall will make sense and give you more usable space. The opening above will remain and is enhancing.

Large art or metal art.

Here is a site with some more photos of the house http://www.atias-arch.co.il/houses/yarchiv/yarchiv2.html
As for the sports - temporary until we finish. Yes the TV wall.

I was thinking about a metal art. Any suggestions? Was trying to find on the web but couldn't.

Long museum banners:

Kuba cloth skirt. Some of these come up to 15' long or more:

I will look for some art for above the TV BUT I think things already look piece meal meaning there is no cohesive design. You need to start tying things together visually. The TV is floating, the TV cabinet is not connected visually to the TV. The two stair way openings stand alone, etc.

Consider painting the wall under the stair opening the same color as the TV wall - this will visually connect the two areas.

I like this piece because it will really fill up the space and adds a much needed organic element to your room. Do you like it?

https://www.houzz.com/photos/yorba-linda-living-room-contemporary-living-room-orange-county-phvw-vp~1092336

Here's these

Please do not put a huge tall anything above the TV. Decorate your room at eye level.

The first pic supports the notion, NOT to place art work sky high. Just not necessary. The second photo is interesting, I like the ceiling light fixture and unique shelving. The last pic is to inspire u to worry less about wall and think about storage and furniture. Good luck!

Visualizemaven - I loved the art piece. It definitely looks wow. I'll consider it

Happyleg - loved the blue clock - I was looking for Dali's big de formatted clock but didn't find any.

Miacometlady - no worries, enough storage place around the house. I liked the first photo but because of the TV that is going to have its own structure, which is going to be too high I think it's missing the point. I did like the last photo. With the lights.

Something like this antique kilim at 12' long would probably look great on your wall. Be sure to measure and estimate how much space something will take to make sure it works proportionally.

http://marlamallett.com/w-8367.htm

This brass sculpture is 40" x 55". I think it's stunning.

http://www.artfurnitureontheweb.com/Accessories/Art/WallArt/BrassBirdWallSculpture.html

I know the existing architecture demands that the TV and the sliding doors and the very unusual, and dare I say odd, side view of the stair wells in the living room are being accepted but........ I think they should be mitigated to bring some sort of balance to the main living area of the home.

If you do not mind my referring to HGTV's "Wasted Spaces," I saw an episode in which a two-story high space was divided into a first floor and second floor to create another room. I should think two rooms of regular height would save on heating and cooling and would make maintenance much easier, to say nothing of having an extra room on the second floor.

Three or four mirrors, without frames, mounted horizontally about 2/3 the width of the wall spaced equidistance between TV and ceiling. Draw it out on graph paper to see if you need three or four. Will lower the ceiling and add volume and add sparkle and light to the room.

Pier 1 has the blue clocks.

You need just a simple night club light that makes a ripple effect on a wall.

We recently filled a large space for a client with a handmade mirror. It is crafted in the Old World technique - glass pane, silvered and patinated - making it more a piece of art than a mirror.

SCATHAIN - it looks WOW!

If you have any questions regarding the technique or options available, do not hesitate to reach out.

You can also view some of our other mirrored projects HERE

Try glass wall art. We create customized hand blown wall sculptures. We can help you with a project. Here is a sample of our work.

www.alvitradesign.com

What an interesting element! I think you could get away with hanging and interesting tapestry or a large piece of art!

Your room looks modern. How about this?

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