I love huge oversized art on large walls and BTW forget the sectional IMO the most expensive way to buy the most uncomfortable seating since comfort comes from arm resta and 2 people get those and all the rest are lined up like the horrible middle seat on sofa. They are also bad for conversation IN that space I would do 2 sifas and 2 chairs that aslo aloows for rearrangement of furniture from time to time

Please buy art that you love. Look around at local museums, art schools and art stores for local work that appeals to you. Your furniture and art do not have to match; they should reflect your taste and interests. The advice you have been given on size is good advice. My comments refer to the content of the art.

And don't even TRY to buy "wall art" before you buy ands ee the furniture in place. My thoughts are that a lamp on that console will be needed and that changes the space for anything hanging on the wall.

There are many websites where you can search 1000's of photographs by every imaginable topic, color, etc., which can be downloaded for free. I have had a few gorgeous photos I found on some of those sites printed on 40x60 and 36x48 canvases from canvasdiscount.com for very reasonable prices. They often have up to 92% off regular prices on different size canvases. I love having unique art instead of mass produced prints.

@Ann Marie Thanks for the suggestion! I will look there. I'm a little partial to painted art rather than photography, but I'll see what they have.

@lindac92 That sounds like good advice! How would the need for a lamp change what art would go in that space? I have no idea how to think about that at all. But you're right, probably I would want a table lamp there. I know from browsing around that sometimes art just goes behind a lamp, which honestly feels weird to me, but maybe it's fine. But I'm not sure how that changes what I would want to put on the wall there.

@threers Thanks for the advice! I can assure you that I will most definitely only get art I love. If I'm going to look at it every day, it had better make me happy! But I would also like it to match the rest of the room if I can possibly arrange it. :)

@Patricia Colwell Consulting I actually was originally thinking of having two couches (which I think may have the result of another comment of yours in another thread), but the problem is that I can't seem to make it work with our TV placement. I definitely want a couch to face the TV, and then the only real arrangement that works is to have an L-shaped arrangement. And if I'm going to have that, well, I have always liked couches with corners, so that's how I arrived at a sectional. But I'm open to other alternatives - I just don't know of any good ones. :)

Please avoid sectionals. You are going to have a wonderful home. How many adults will use this room every day? I think a oversized piece of art with a long bench would look amazing in this space. Let me hunt around. If you use large art, the furniture under it needs to be of good size as well. Bbl

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@everdebz Pretty well! They finished framing, plumbing, putting in the windows, and the plywood exterior walls are all wrapped in Tyvek. They've been working on the roof for the last week and were putting the shingles on when we drove by yesterday. :) They're running about a month behind because there was a big delay in finding a framer, so we've got a long ways to go.

Great, and fun to watch it all. We went into our framed house, empty, and took photos.

The kind of art you get is the kind that speaks to you. I would recommend to wait until you've actually moved in and lived there a little bit, then look for local artists. Now some prints are good, but again, don't buy it just because it matches the rug or sofa.