Love that space! I had a similar problem with a wall or two full of light switches, phone jack and outlets! (quite a few more than 3). I had an electrician close up the useless ones, put a canvas painting over a couple that couldn't be removed, but don't get used. I'll suggest tall vertical elements - plants or sculptures on the side and one large beautiful painting in the center - if you can cover the switches. If not, then perhaps a rectangular piece above the switches with a bench below? You could also I think put a backless bookshelf there, allowing access to the switches, but I wouldn't get one too tall. I'd leave the areas above the height of the doors unadorned.

I've seen this picture before, haven't I? I believe that is the wall that the TV goes on (which is why there are electrical switches there).

We had switches just like that on the wall meant for a wall-mounted tv and it made the installation so easy. If you don't plan for a tv there, don't remove the switches, just cover them with art and a piece of furniture below so the switches will still be there if you change your mind or sell the house.

I like the idea of a bench and some wall art above like they did here:

https://www.houzz.com/viewCollection/64418/10194359

Maybe you can do something like that.

This wall with a lot of electrical outlets was made definitely for TV set.

But if you change your mind you can use console table and wall art above.

Floor to ceiling wood w/natural finish built in -- tv/curio /book/storage shelving/cabinet -- beginning a few inches to the right of the light switch on the left and leaving the same amount of wall showing on the right.

Add solid doors from about waist down.

Create an "open" display area in the middle so those switches (or whatever) can be reached and yet hidden behind whatever you choose to display there -- but add pocket doors you can close or, when open, slide into the cabinet and out of sight.

http://www.rockler.com/ez-pocket-door-system-pocket-door-slide?sid=V9146?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=&utm_content=pla&utm_campaign=PL&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhdzYgPb-2gIVVIezCh3OYQIwEAQYAiABEgKTs_D_BwE

Add glass front doors on each side and above that middle display niche.

A large metal wall sculpture could work well there.

http://www.kosovamanagement.com/b56l/ne/wall-decor-metal-sculpture-nuraniorg_wall-decoration.jpg

It looks like a great place for art. Perhaps trying art with a console underneath?

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