They both match the decor very well. I have some suggestions.

1. Buy them both and switch them out every 3 months for variety.

2. Look at each of them totally out of the context for 10 minutes and write down what feelings you get from each. There are no wrong answers to the feelings, but after, choose the piece that best speaks to your soul.

3. From the price tag, the blue piece looks like it's a print. I suspect you're choosing because the gray diptych is also. Just flip a coin for now (or take one of my other choices) and keep looking for the piece of original art that makes you stop and drop your jaw.

Agree, I like them both. I'd like to see those colors reflected in the throw cushions too.

Yes...both very nice. If you have to choose, I kind of like the color the blue one adds.

I like both! I prefer the pair slightly. I think their scale is a bit nicer and I love the way they pull the cabinet color from the kitchen forward. Very nice work! I hope that helps.

Hi shwetha79,

I agree that both pieces are well suited to this space. You might consider other pieces as well, such as:

[Teal and Aqua Reflections[(https://www.houzz.com/products/teal-and-aqua-reflections-2-by-silvia-vassileva-canvas-print-40x26x075-prvw-vr~92859347)

[Vinn Wong[(https://www.houzz.com/products/unearthed-by-vinn-wong-canvas-print-40x26x075-prvw-vr~92878809)

Best,

DJ from eWallArt

The single piece is too wide for the space, the diptych is better, but still too wide. It's too bad you have the light switches in the way, because the art is hung too high as it is. Is there another wall to use for your art? To the left of the sectional? Then you could use a narrower, longer, artwork on that wall. Make sure it is narrow enough to center on that wall and not cover up the switches. If you paint the switch covers the same color as the wall they would "disappear."

I actually prefer the single piece better. It breaks up the pattern slightly, and adds a little something extra in my humble opinion.