even on that wall art should be hung at eye level. basically about 57" from the floor to the middle of the artwork.

as it is, it's prob going to be a bit too high since that rail is in the way. Why don't you get some blue painters tape, tape off the width and then play w/the height. you do not want it to hang above the doorway. If possible.

As you can see from the photos it's nearly impossible to experiment with sizes in the actual space. So above the doors is 4 feet of wall you are recommending to leave blank? From 5' 7" to the top of the door is only 15 inches. Does that mean threw piece can be no taller than 30"? Tough to see in the lighting but the lower pink note is 15 inches below the center. Not sure I'm making sense

I keep reading how people often hang art that is way too small for the space. the wall is huge!

Love how that looks! Yes I agree on the larger chandelier but unfortunately it's a mistake we will need to live with... but it's better than the brass and glass we replaced. The decorator er were promised with our renovation was very absent when it came to certain questions unfortunately. The painting I'd like to have replicated is from my mom's house. Maybe photoshop can grow it taller. I love how you can try things out in my space. I'm so low tech. Thank you

These large piece is way above the door and I think it looks great.

What size is that? Hubby loves the look and is now looking for an alternative place for a smaller version of my mom's art.

For me,the art should be definitely be vertical (could be stacked) and should take up about the amount of space and within the parameters of Beverly's rendering.

If you cannot replace the chandelier, then it's important to select art that will not be too strong IMO. I think something like this might complement your home.

I agree with Beverly that a more vertical piece is the way to go and Hollybars pic is perfect idea for that space.