Pretend the peak isn't there and that it's a flat ceiling from left to right walls. Decorate that and ignore the peak.

The clock should be lower, and not positioned based on the now-ignored peak. (Unless it's a large room and people are using it to check the time and need to see it!) The clock might end up looking too big once you move it down, though.

Even though you may think just the picture of the wall will suffice for good advice we really need to see the entire room to put that wall in perspective. It looks like you may have painted the wall on the right a different color. It looks gray and the sectional looks beige??

The clock needs to go. What is the opening on the left?

This will help you get better advice:

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House is tore up while we’re trying to figure this out

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It was completely the clock. Removed. Thanks!

Did you just move the TV off that wall? Looks like a wall mount was on it. The TV is too large and high on the FP. Can the sectional be swung around to face that wall?

what is this? was it the

TV mount?

That spot is where we are in process of taking out the air vent that was there (still needs to be sanded and painted).. that was what disrupting the entire wall - was over 2ft long… moved vent lower behind couch .. tv is on other wall over fireplace

I would move the TV to that wall. Try using painters' tape for TV placement. Run a piece from the peak to the window wall (3 feet off the floor not up at the ceiling) then tape out the TV rectangle over it to see if you like the placement.