a couple photos of your home & style would help.

Colors? Traditional, modern, ??? need more storage? High traffic area?

Looks like a good spot for a shallow console table unless that would constrict the traffic pattern too much. You could put some decor on the console and then some art on the wall. I'm not a big fan of mirrors other than in foyers, but if you were to use a mirror you wouldn't be the only person to do that in a living room. :-) If you don't want to do a gallery wall then you could do one large piece, or 2-4 smaller pieces arranged symmetrically. Since art is very personal I never give people advice on particular pieces. Plus I don't see any cues to your style in the picture. Hopefully you will find something that you really like and will enjoy for years to come. This is a foyer arrangement, but maybe it will give you an idea.

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Organic modern, minimalist minimalist. narrow space

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I agree with Beverly. Maybe you arranged it that way because you didn't want a TV above the fireplace?

Arrange the couch with the back against the window, and the TV against the blank wall. (So the fireplace is off to your right.)

Then the wall where your TV used to be will be empty. Maybe a large bookcase would fit there?

The fireplace can't be moved and isn't currently functioning.

Couch wouldn't fit on the wall.

Nobody is saying to move the fireplace. Even though the FP doesn't work, it's still a piece draws the eye, and having the couch in front of it looks weird. Can the couch be moved? Can you give us more pictures of the whole room, or a floorplan? (even if it's roughly sketched?)

Here's a rough "floorplan" if my photo mockup doesn't make sense. Is there a window over off to the right? Moving your couch in front of it should look fine (unless it blocks a door or something).

I'll draw up a floor plan but the couch won't fit unfortunately there's also an air vent near the windows that can’t be covered.

I’ll wait to see the floorplan, but sometimes the answer is trading in furniture that physically doesn’t fit a space for furniture that will.

It looks very odd to me to have the fireplace behind the sofa. We need to see a floorplan to make valuable suggestions and please indicate where that air vent is (on floor? on wall?) so that we can take that into consideration.

thanks for posting more pics! I see the couch is pulled away from the FP more than I initially thought. maybe it looks odd from that first angle, but IRL it might not be so bad. If that layout works for you, don't let us bully you into rearranging, LOL.

To answer your original question: a narrow console table with a piece of oversize art would work for the blank wall. Like what kandrewspa suggested above.

Don't have your floorplan, just working from pictures, but would something like this work for you?

Hi Lisedv,

Your rendering is exactly what we want to do with a new couch and the remodel of the fireplace. :) I love the idea of adding additional seating to the wall and breaking up the space. For now, I'm going to leave the wall blank until we are ready for the remodel.

Thanks for all your help!

In what I show, I just placed the furniture I saw in your pictures... Doesn't have ot be a loveseat if you're buying new furniture, a nice comfy chair and side table would work nicely.