I would put a tall china cabinet there...or a low cabinet with a piece of art above...or move the console table and art over there.

Would you consider filling in the trapezoidal open space in the wall that opens into the stairwell? I think that shape dates the room and makes that wall hard to decorate because the wall area is not symmetrical.

It looks like the end chair doesn’t have enough room to comfortably back up without hitting the console. I can’t tell the shape/size of the room, but you may want to consider either turning the table as suggested by Filiz or moving the console.

Once you get the room reorganized, I suggest adding a decorative light fixture over the table. When those things are done, it may be easier for you to envision what additional decor the room needs, if any.

I will consider filling in the space my only fear is that it will not be done properly. That console table should not be there I moved it behind the chairs because I just had my baseboards done so everything is crammed in that corner

2 framed pieces of art offset on the angled waal. Not the same size or even the same, but complimentary in style. I did a similar arrangement of 2 mid-19th century Europian landscape prints in my previous home and reaaly liked it. Also had positive comments from designers who had not thought of that type of arrangement.

@Valinta would you be able to show a picture

This is a dining room. What does the artwork look like that is on the other wall? The new pieces should compliment each other

Just in the process of decorating. Nothing on the other walls as of yet. The “ugly wall” is the 1st thing you see when you walk in the front door so I wanted to address that wall first then go from there.

That’s a cool wall - not just a bland space. Put up some art and play it up. It’s different and that’s what makes it interesting 😀