Is it in the living room? Is it near the entry? Need to see the rest of the room to answer these questions. Exciting you are getting a home built and having the fun of decorating it.

Perfect place to hang a large piece of art -- painting, textile, etc.

A similar console with a great piece of art! Or just art if a walkway. Looks like their table would be better centered!

Keep in mind that if you eventually will fill the rest of the room with furniture and art, you don't have to put something on every wall. This appears to be an area that will be an often-used walkway from one space to another. At most, art on that wall is fine. But it's also okay to leave a small wall like that empty.

I would move it about 6 inches to the left and add a decorative lamp. You have the outlet right there.

I like the idea of art on the wall, but not so much any furniture there.

Have you considered taxidermy?

IMO you really have no space for furniture I would just start shopping for a great piece of art.

A piece of furniture- console, buffet, etc. and art above. It’s not a boring spot.

I’m sure you know this but art doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Actually I recommend against it. My most expensive piece of art is in my attic. I can’t bring myself to get rid of it quite yet. My most enjoyed pieces are from second hand stores, originals, and very inexpensive. Favorite one is a large framed oil pastel that was $4.

"My most expensive piece of art is in my attic. I can’t bring myself to get rid of it quite yet."

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I have a few pieces of what I consider expensive art. The artists are doing quite well recently, so what I paid for them is getting cheaper and cheaper.

Try a console with a nice piece of art above it. Here are a few ideas:

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