first thing that i'd do is lower that TV (and it's rather small for that huge console) that size tv should be 60-65" from floor to the middle of the screen

While I like the artwork, I think they are overpowering and too large for those spots. If they were 1/3rd smaller, it would look better.

I wouldn't do a stack stone. A shiplap, maybe, but not sure how it would work w/your decor.

see where this tv is placed? lower yours to this.

you could do something like this

if you want stacked stone, then nothing else can go on that wall

Yes I have been told that about the TV. It will be lower during this process

Also, in retrospect I do wish I had done a built in wall u it but now that I have the console and art work, I’m already invested in this direction

Unless you're doing farmhouse style, I think shiplap is soon to be out of trend. Stone will be a real booger to keep clean, and grasscloth may not be much easier. I'm all for easy and care free surfaces. Agree, TV is too high and too small for the wide furniture under it. I would like to see TV on another wall, one of the art pieces centered 5" above this credenza, and the other one elsewhere.

I like the grasscloth idea or a patterned wallpaper. Not feeling stone or shiplap for this wall. Stone can be really tricky & sort of an obstacle.

It’s the only wall I have in the family room so there is no other option for the tv placement

Bigger tv and move the art up. I might just keep it at that. I like the console and the furniture.

I like everything except the TV being so high on the wall. Very nice.

Lower the tv , art work is pretty but seems too large, might look better with the tv lower.

love the console - I have the same one different color

Thanks everyone. Besides lowering the tv, which is a consistent theme, I still want to do something on this wall. This is the grass cloth (which looks a bit darker in the picture).

I do think the grasscloth would look good but the tv is still small in proportion to the art and console. Normally I don't think it would be as noticeable but since the tv is flanked by the art it is. Paint might do the trick as above.

With the right size TV, art won't be necessary.

I got on the TV!
I do think this might need to seen in person - the photo might distort the scale of everything. I have never had anyone comment on the size of the tv- only the placement. So again, duly noted!
I would never paint this wall a dark gray. It wouldn’t fit with anything else and the console would blend right in.
I’m really trying to take it up a notch with another layer/texture.
Thanks for all the input

Maybe a different wall color but IMO you have enough going on on that wall without adding anything else.

That’s probably true Patricia. The paint in this house was a huge miss. We are on a lake and the reflection/lighting made the paint do funny things when we picked it out.

I would go rather with painting rather than grass cloth.

Gold tones would world too

Adding some bulk and height on either side of the (soon-to-be-lowered) TV would help anchor this space. The art appears much too large, and shifts the focal point from the center of the wall more to either end.

The chairs pull the space wide (which is fine, to my eye), but the large artwork over-emphasizes this. I think all this wall needs is some texture and scale, in the form of accessories around the (lowered) TV, to make it look finished and cohesive.

Can you describe a little more on ideas for accessories. Do u mean things on the console?
And by the way, when we lower the TV, we plan to raise and move in the art slightly so it all feels more connected.

@Kristy Robinson Yes, I mean adding some items with heft, while layering heights, to help give more weight to the center of the room. Basically, anything to pull the eye into the center a bit.

I would simply center each piece of art between the TV and wall and lower the TV a few inches. The art is too close to the wall. I'd try that before investing in a wall treatment.

No expert but here’s a thought. Paint the wall in a flat charcoal to make the TV disappear. Lower the TV. Your art could then be centred between the TV and the end walls. Pull the chairs in closer to ottoman.

I think charcoal would be too dark

Bring the TV down to @6” above the console, move the art up some. Add an accent color.