Please ignore the drapery...I'm changing it all to white.

Hmmm...they all look nice but I'm leaning toward #1. I would also center it on the wall. Not a pro; see what they suggest.

Agree with chloebud

Agree, #1 and center it

I retaped #1 so it's more accurate to the actual dimensions. I don't think centering the gallery to the wall is the right move. If I do that the floor lamp is in the way and I think it'll look strange.

Sofas are not meant to be pushed up against a wall. Move it away from the wall about the width of your palm.

Beverly, so not centered? Not sure why that looks "off" to me, even with the floor lamp there. Glad you saw this!

Beverly, I agree. I had trouble finding a floor lamp that would fit. My sofa is centered to that wall and I only have a foot on either side. That's why I opted for that globe style floor lamp.

Floor lamp or not the pictures outlines are too close to the drapes, I agree with everyone else to move them over at least 4-6 inches. But I love where your going with the look!

They need to be centered on the wall, lamp or no lamp. Look at doing frameless canvas prints, photo tiles, or metal prints. They’ll look much more modern than framed.

@BeverlyFLADeziner, the space between the wall and the sofa is 12". Do you think it's ok if the lamp shade overlaps with the art? It's hard finding a shade that is less than 14".

Sorry didn't see the lights in the ceiling. so I have centered the art. This floor lamp from C&B would be nice on the other side of the sofa.

@BeverlyFLADeziner, thank you. If I center the artwork to the ceiling lights, and keep the same vertical height, would I benefit from making the gallery art wider?

That's your call. I suppose it will be determined by what you find in 4s

I think the floor lamp can overlap the art. It won't look odd at all, in fact I think it will add some dimension.

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@BeverlyFLADeziner, could I do a set of 6 instead, but place them horizontal, centered to the ceiling lights?

I meant, orient the gallery so it's horizontal!

I think if you do six its going to compete with the big painting and your eye won't know where to look.. I would stick to 4 IMO.

I would move the large painting to the left of the window and center it on that wall. I would do the gallery wall above the sofa with 6 pieces of artwork in a grid that is not as wide as the sofa. Consider putting a large vertical shaped piece of art over the sofa instead of a gallery wall arrangement.

I would do your very first mock-up, and I think your lamp is very cool. This is a nice room as is, I like your creativity, and don’t think everything needs to be changed.

This. It’s unique and interesting.

I agree with Jinx. I love your room!