Personally, I would never paint a piano.

I can't really see the art well enough to form an opinion. I like the size on the stairs. But be aware, people hit art on the stairs. I had a beautiful painting in a similar spot and it was always askew because it was always nudged as people used the stairs.

I like the art on the stair wall. You can get that blue sticky stuff, can't recall the actual name of it, and put a little on the bottom corners under the frame to keep it from moving.

I would take everything off the top of the piano, and call it good. I think I'd put the painting in the dining area on the empty wall to the right, if I'm seeing that correctly. I think the painting on the stair might work well once you clear everything off the piano.

I think smaller art work would look better on the stairs. Larger pieces like that are better viewed from a distance and your handrail and posts detract from it. Do you have room to move the piano more to the left so it’s not in front of the posts? I think that would look better.

No chalk paint on the piano.

I suggest that you raise the larger tapestry on the wall so that the distance from the floor is the same as the distance from the ceiling.

Paint a piano? You're kidding, right?

Not kidding. I saw some pretty pianos painted. I am not an interior designer so I don’t know what is taboo. Sounds like painting a piano is.

So I have two large pieces. One is the elephant one and the other is the tapestry from India. My kitchen area feels closed in. I have the Indian tapestry next to the Indian hutch and nothing to the right wall. If I move a picture to the right of a wall what should I do about the middle wall in kitchen. Also right now I have the elephants in between the windows in the living room. Thoughts? I will remove stuff off if the piano.

Also I centered the piano

Excuse the mess in the kitchen and all the toys trying to paint.