Even though I like it with two, I believe one works much better!

HI - Just one for that space .

Do you love the art? One is better than two. Would like the see the rest of the room for context.

It's a breakfast nook. Kitchen to the right and I'm standing in front of the back door with the open living room behind me. So this space is just the acacia wood round table and chairs. No rug. That's the only wall space. The rest are doors and windows.

Of the ones we looked at its the one husband and I agreed on. Not my #1 but the best compromise.

If you are just hanging it to fill the wall space can you wait until you find something you like. It's okay to have blank walls :)

We've been in the house over 2 years with blank walls. I like it enough. You have no idea how hard it is to find something we both agree on. Lol

One pic

JMO, but having two of the exact same piece of art is not very interesting unless we are talking a Andy Warhol type of theme. It might work in another configuration or flanking something, but as-is, it looks as if you scored at a 2-1 sale. Sorry. I would return both and get a bigger piece or re-frame one matted. Are these canvas?

you can use the 2 but try to hang one of them upside down maybe it will give it a spiecal effect or use one and add something with it

No 2 for 1 sale. They are framed canvas.

We don't want the matted look.

One. :)

Very pretty. In this space, just one.

Have you tried one above the other one? Might be interesting and draw the eye upward.

No we haven't. To keep it from being too high the bottom one would be too low for a house with small kids and lower than the chair. I would do that with horizontal pieces.