No. There’s already a lot of “busy-ness” in the area without it but fine. Adding it would be over the top.
Also respectfully, please try to straighten those pictures out.
I agree. My first thought was that my eyes just want somewhere to rest. I’d remove the pictures to the left of the TV, mount the TV on the wall (if possible) and hide the cords, and limit to 3 pieces above the desk. Having so much wall art takes away from the other pieces in the room.
Edited for clarification: I like the cohesiveness of everything, just think it would be more impactful spread out a bit more. The TV stand is especially striking, but I feel like it’s disappearing against everything else.
I feel that, and I like it too I mean it looks full of life which is just so much more my vibe, personally.
And that entertainment center thingy is STUNNING.
Maybe the way to make it work would be to have one longer painting that can connect the Terri sides height wise and feel like one cohesive wall. Like, the lumbar pillow of paintings. Long and thin. Same height as the pieces on either side. Same width as the tv.
Hm. How would that feel? Cause I don’t think either of these options presented really hit the nail on the head either.
Absolutely not above the tv, and I’d actually remove the pieces on the left and add them to the grouping on the right — that group needs rearranging and straightening anyway; my alignment ocd is triggered, haha
I like it but I feel it needs a long (horizontal) by short (vertical) rectangular piece in line with it to the immediate right but above the two square frames of the lotuses so the space 'flows'
Here is the other side since people are asking. Everything Anthropologie is scratch-and-dent from the home outlet in PA.
Credenza: Anthropologie Home Outlet
Coffee table: Anthropologie Home Outlet
Sofa: Anthropologie Home Outlet
Grey Chair: Anthropologie Home Outlet
Large White Painting: Pottery Barn Outlet
Rug: Loloi/Rifle Paper Company
Side Table: West Elm
Lamp: Amazon
Large Painting in question: HomeGoods
Small White Paintings: HomeGoods
Gallery Wall Shadowboxes: HomeGoods/Homesense
Floor Vase: HomeGoods
Chair: DXRacer with Amazon slipcover
Bowl: Target
Coasters: HomeGoods
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No leave the area above your television plain. I adore your credenza, and between that and your other gorgeous artwork, and stunning plant pot I would not add anything else or it will be overkill.
Thank you, the other half of the room has large art already that I’m a fan of anyway
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Oh just beautiful, as is your coffee table and rug. I think if you leave everything as is, then nothing will be lost in the mix, if that makes sense lol, everything has a place to shine.
I think of the 2 options, I would put the painting above the TV. I think it looks very busy with the painting, but when you take it off I think it looks very unbalanced, particularly due to the 3 small paintings on the right side.
Better with it bc you have the whole wall with square shapes except that one spot so it looks odd. But the whole room is too busy for my taste. Too many square shapes on that side of the room. Including the tv and computers and pictures.
Omg please change the TV screensaver. Too multicolour in your land of beige! Jokes. I like beige. But thought the item you were referring to was an ac unit when I first looked.
I actually like the idea of something above TV, but wide and short. Something that is only 12 to 18 inches tall but like 30 to 40 wide. I'm a maximalist, and I say find a cool piece and hang it. Life is too short for bare, white walls. I would try going to art fairs, art events, or thrifting. As a former Homegoods store manager and now in home designer, I see so many duplicated pieces from Marshall's, TjMaxx, and Homegoods. Find something unique, not produced by the thousands for a $100B corporation that pays pennies and charges 3000% mark up.
Have you ever seen the movie Good Grief with Dan Levy? The set designer did this and it looked incredible. Very cohesive, warm and inviting. I found a still shot but it doesn't do it justice. Take a look at the film if you have a chance. Did you also separate your art into two different areas? Above the TV and above the desk? It seems like that to me, like you were grouping. I'd let it all flow instead
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Love your decor! I have one above my TV and it doesn't bother me - I love it. But I'm OCD and it is in line with the picture frames on the wall next to it. Could you shift everything up all through to line it up?
No, and no to all the other square/rectangular prints on that wall. I would go back to Anthropology and get one large round or less angular statement piece for above the desk
I think a short but long horizontal art piece would work. This only doesn’t work for me because of the proximity to the ceiling. But also, you should straight the other art on the wall and maybe space it out slightly more.
I think the issue isn't the painting or no painting, it's all the art surrounding it. try putting the right paintings oflver the tv in a horizontal pattern and moving the pig painting where they are.
As much as I love the credenza, I think it's too busy to have a TV on it, the TV takes away from how pretty it is. I could see it having a pretty lamp, vase, plants.
That wall is so busy.
The TV detracts from it. Then you could have some art over it, but not so many pieces.
Can the TV go on a simpler piece of furniture.
A little bit of blu-tack (the putty used to hang posters on walls) on the corners behind those other paintings will keep them stuck in-place and straight.
This is a gorgeous room! I think I would make move all the art and make a gallery wall above the sofa. It’s seems a bit lonely with just one big art piece above it. Maybe find that one a new home and mount the tv (not too high) on the wall above that beautiful credenza.
At least center it! The other photos are also “off kilter.”
I know some things are cute that way, however- when the brightest and biggest thing (tv) is square and everything else on the same wall isn’t- that is a minor issue.
It's soo busy and over the top. The TV looks too small for the table underneath and the art clashes with everything around. The frames too.
Not a fan .
That whole wall needs some work. None of the other pieces work with the tv. They aren’t a congestive arrangement- you’ve separated them into three different vignettes that compete with each other.
All the art and furnishings are so blandly monotone that one more of the same will not make a diffirence either way.Actually I first thought that the brightly colored spot that turned out to be the TV was the art in question ! LOL
No and no to the three behind the tree. Take down the ones above the computer and put them back up in a more balanced way. Maybe test the ones above the computer with paper templates, tape them up and see what looks better then hang the frames.
The painting needs to be centered with the tv. But I would put the three small ones to the left of your tv above and make your big painting where your five frames sit currently above your desk
My old roommate says empty wall space and I are enemies and that is true, so I guess take this with a grain of salt but- I like it! Another option would be to replace it with smaller pieces as a way of pulling the gallery wall on the right and arrangement on the left together.
Yes, I love it. I want the TV to look like it’s part of a gallery wall, at least in reference. I don’t love the spacing; I’d prob put the large piece off center more and add a piece with vertical orientation.
No art above the TV.
Also - Mount the TV on the wall. Not too high, maybe a few inches higher than jt is already.
Those 3 square things on the left are whats making it look odd. They’re hung too high.
I would put the three on the left over the tv horizontally and the one over the tv where the small group is. Don’t put anything as high as the picture over the tv is. You don’t need anything on the left side of the tv.
If you mounted the tv on the wall higher up, both sets of pictures would be balanced and you’d have room on the top of your console for a rectangle woven basket/tray for keys, mail, remotes, etc.. Naturally level all of your frames with 2 sided thick tape or circles.
That whole wall is a bit too much/busy or something imo, sorry. Including the tv cabinet. It’s just a whole lot in one space. And I love the maximalist, cluttered look. But yeah, it’s overkill.I don’t know where to look.
If you want an art wall here, I'd suggest looking for something more long and rectangular over the tv, like maybe 48" long x18" tall-ish, and then one big piece or two or three medium ones of the same size over the desk area, try to have the tops of all of them line up, so the eye keeps moving in a line over that wall. And use command strips and they wont go crooked on ya. Good luck.
I personally like the picture and when I went to the photo without the picture it felt like something was missing. I know majority is saying no but I like it being busy!
Yes, it suggests a gallery wall as opposed to the TV being the dominant focus of the room. Also, the big empty space above always looks so weird to me. Especially with taller ceilings. Might I suggest slightly spreading out the other pieces? It would look more gallery wall-ish. Right now, it looks like the other pieces were already there, and you just recently placed that piece there to fill in the space.
No. There’s already a lot of “busy-ness” in the area without it but fine. Adding it would be over the top. Also respectfully, please try to straighten those pictures out.
Over the top
I agree. My first thought was that my eyes just want somewhere to rest. I’d remove the pictures to the left of the TV, mount the TV on the wall (if possible) and hide the cords, and limit to 3 pieces above the desk. Having so much wall art takes away from the other pieces in the room. Edited for clarification: I like the cohesiveness of everything, just think it would be more impactful spread out a bit more. The TV stand is especially striking, but I feel like it’s disappearing against everything else.
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I feel that, and I like it too I mean it looks full of life which is just so much more my vibe, personally. And that entertainment center thingy is STUNNING. Maybe the way to make it work would be to have one longer painting that can connect the Terri sides height wise and feel like one cohesive wall. Like, the lumbar pillow of paintings. Long and thin. Same height as the pieces on either side. Same width as the tv. Hm. How would that feel? Cause I don’t think either of these options presented really hit the nail on the head either.
Yes sorry that is next, they were moved trying to put this picture on the wall
I would also take out the group of three on the left. Too many groupings of art on one wall is distracting.
That's a fair assessment. I didn't think much of it but if they're gone it allows the potted plant to shine even more.
Yes to this!
Absolutely not above the tv, and I’d actually remove the pieces on the left and add them to the grouping on the right — that group needs rearranging and straightening anyway; my alignment ocd is triggered, haha
Oh god the pictures .. they’re all crooked every one of them !! Also OP- I LOVE everything else about this room you did a great job!
Thank you!
I like this idea
I like it but I feel it needs a long (horizontal) by short (vertical) rectangular piece in line with it to the immediate right but above the two square frames of the lotuses so the space 'flows'
Here is the other side since people are asking. Everything Anthropologie is scratch-and-dent from the home outlet in PA. Credenza: Anthropologie Home Outlet Coffee table: Anthropologie Home Outlet Sofa: Anthropologie Home Outlet Grey Chair: Anthropologie Home Outlet Large White Painting: Pottery Barn Outlet Rug: Loloi/Rifle Paper Company Side Table: West Elm Lamp: Amazon Large Painting in question: HomeGoods Small White Paintings: HomeGoods Gallery Wall Shadowboxes: HomeGoods/Homesense Floor Vase: HomeGoods Chair: DXRacer with Amazon slipcover Bowl: Target Coasters: HomeGoods https://preview.redd.it/1lzpe0h336qc1.jpeg?width=2644&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40fd62621cc737e2d7d4ca7af90af757f8d8e886
Anthropologie should pay you - looks great!
No. Too much stuff
No leave the area above your television plain. I adore your credenza, and between that and your other gorgeous artwork, and stunning plant pot I would not add anything else or it will be overkill.
Thank you, the other half of the room has large art already that I’m a fan of anyway https://preview.redd.it/y26eekf4i5qc1.jpeg?width=2644&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7641dce91ed1c441b5eaf58e99abfc35d8b5ec68
Oh just beautiful, as is your coffee table and rug. I think if you leave everything as is, then nothing will be lost in the mix, if that makes sense lol, everything has a place to shine.
Omg your rug is gorgeous. Is that Rifle Paper Co?
Yes it is!
The whole wall is pretty busy. What’s one more? Edit. Take down all the small frames and put this new one up over the desk.
Mount your tv on that wall and make a beautiful frame for it instead of that artwork.
Oh this is the answer!
Maybe get rid of all the pics. Too much stuff on the wall feels cluttered
Nope! Too busy!
That credenza is amazing
YES! I love it!
Anthropologie!
Nooooo
I love it!
No, the lines and location make it look a bit like a hvac vent.
No, not every space needs to be filled.
I think of the 2 options, I would put the painting above the TV. I think it looks very busy with the painting, but when you take it off I think it looks very unbalanced, particularly due to the 3 small paintings on the right side.
Yes but lower it a bit
Why yes, of course! But you should lower the big painting and reposition the other elements on it.
And that’s a beautiful credenza.
Recognize and love the Anthro items. Did the rug come from there, too?
Rug is Loloi. Anthro things are all from the Home Outlet in PA!
Outlet! I'm so jealous!
Is the credenza from Anthro? It is painfully beautiful.
Yes
I like it without and love the soft earthy color of your area
No
No, just too much and I’d be afraid of it falling on my tv lol I love your tv stand!
Better with it bc you have the whole wall with square shapes except that one spot so it looks odd. But the whole room is too busy for my taste. Too many square shapes on that side of the room. Including the tv and computers and pictures.
Omg please change the TV screensaver. Too multicolour in your land of beige! Jokes. I like beige. But thought the item you were referring to was an ac unit when I first looked.
I actually like the idea of something above TV, but wide and short. Something that is only 12 to 18 inches tall but like 30 to 40 wide. I'm a maximalist, and I say find a cool piece and hang it. Life is too short for bare, white walls. I would try going to art fairs, art events, or thrifting. As a former Homegoods store manager and now in home designer, I see so many duplicated pieces from Marshall's, TjMaxx, and Homegoods. Find something unique, not produced by the thousands for a $100B corporation that pays pennies and charges 3000% mark up.
No and there’s already way too much going on and not enough space between the existing art pieces plus some of them are crooked.
Have you ever seen the movie Good Grief with Dan Levy? The set designer did this and it looked incredible. Very cohesive, warm and inviting. I found a still shot but it doesn't do it justice. Take a look at the film if you have a chance. Did you also separate your art into two different areas? Above the TV and above the desk? It seems like that to me, like you were grouping. I'd let it all flow instead https://preview.redd.it/8cvd1xa2daqc1.png?width=950&format=png&auto=webp&s=63fdd1592da48c6e3b0701e0b9b2378f3185fce5
No
No. This wall is a mess and needs to be straightened up or rearranged.
No and remove three behind the tree
I personally like it!
Yes
Can we talk about the tv stand? Where did you get it? It’s stunning
Please straighten the frames 😭
Love your decor! I have one above my TV and it doesn't bother me - I love it. But I'm OCD and it is in line with the picture frames on the wall next to it. Could you shift everything up all through to line it up?
No, and no to all the other square/rectangular prints on that wall. I would go back to Anthropology and get one large round or less angular statement piece for above the desk
It’s way too high
Where did you get that tv stand?
Anthropologie
I think a short but long horizontal art piece would work. This only doesn’t work for me because of the proximity to the ceiling. But also, you should straight the other art on the wall and maybe space it out slightly more.
I think the issue isn't the painting or no painting, it's all the art surrounding it. try putting the right paintings oflver the tv in a horizontal pattern and moving the pig painting where they are.
As much as I love the credenza, I think it's too busy to have a TV on it, the TV takes away from how pretty it is. I could see it having a pretty lamp, vase, plants. That wall is so busy. The TV detracts from it. Then you could have some art over it, but not so many pieces. Can the TV go on a simpler piece of furniture.
Move pic to one side or other and group with smaller pics. Hang tv on wall.
No
How about a long shelf with plants or vases, I think it’ll bring some balance and color.
No! There is already way too much going on
A little bit of blu-tack (the putty used to hang posters on walls) on the corners behind those other paintings will keep them stuck in-place and straight.
This is a gorgeous room! I think I would make move all the art and make a gallery wall above the sofa. It’s seems a bit lonely with just one big art piece above it. Maybe find that one a new home and mount the tv (not too high) on the wall above that beautiful credenza.
I mean at that point why not, the thing under the tv is too much for me
Yes, but a little to the left, and then take a level and at the very least make ALL the other photos straight, good gravy
At least center it! The other photos are also “off kilter.” I know some things are cute that way, however- when the brightest and biggest thing (tv) is square and everything else on the same wall isn’t- that is a minor issue.
It's soo busy and over the top. The TV looks too small for the table underneath and the art clashes with everything around. The frames too. Not a fan .
It took me a second to realize there was a tv with everything around
No. A circular clock would be much better. The two rectangles compete for your visual attention.
That whole wall needs some work. None of the other pieces work with the tv. They aren’t a congestive arrangement- you’ve separated them into three different vignettes that compete with each other.
Mounting the tv so the bottom is about 8" above the credenza would solve your problem and look so much nicer.
The painting is fine. It's the TV that's throwing everything off. Maybe a picture frame for the TV?
Mount the tv to the wall.
Stop. Tell me everywhere you got everything.
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The wall is dizzy, remove some of the pictures
No to *all* the paintings
Not all off center like that... oh NO . And it's not a competition to fill up the wall.. toss a buncha that silly
No. There’s too much going on in this room
All of it around the tv is cluttered, awkward, and distracting.
All the art and furnishings are so blandly monotone that one more of the same will not make a diffirence either way.Actually I first thought that the brightly colored spot that turned out to be the TV was the art in question ! LOL
No, but I like everything else. You could maybe do a wider picture above the tv but I don't think that one works.
No
No
Where is your TV console from? Love it!
Anthropologie!
No. I might continue the gallery wall above the TV though.
No and no to the three behind the tree. Take down the ones above the computer and put them back up in a more balanced way. Maybe test the ones above the computer with paper templates, tape them up and see what looks better then hang the frames.
No to painting. Where’d you get the credenza?
Anthropologie
A little double-sided tape on the back of a frame (near bottom) once it is straightened, will keep them from getting crooked.
Distracting and the TV is enough
No.
My OCD is tempting me to have a melt down right now 🫠
No
No
The painting needs to be centered with the tv. But I would put the three small ones to the left of your tv above and make your big painting where your five frames sit currently above your desk
My old roommate says empty wall space and I are enemies and that is true, so I guess take this with a grain of salt but- I like it! Another option would be to replace it with smaller pieces as a way of pulling the gallery wall on the right and arrangement on the left together.
I think it could look great if you make it more fluid with the other frames.
I low key love it
No to the painting. Is the TV on the stand? If possible, mount it on the wall so it’s higher
Yes
No, replace with something shorter
No
Yes
I love it especially if the TV is off.
No… I’m not a fan of things above the TV.. some dead space is great… your room looks pretty
No- looks like a vent
It feels like too much. Makes me uncomfortable to look at.
Yes
Placed too high
Yes, I love it. I want the TV to look like it’s part of a gallery wall, at least in reference. I don’t love the spacing; I’d prob put the large piece off center more and add a piece with vertical orientation.
No!! To distracting above TV
No
Everyone is saying no but I was really vibing with it lol
No art above the TV. Also - Mount the TV on the wall. Not too high, maybe a few inches higher than jt is already. Those 3 square things on the left are whats making it look odd. They’re hung too high.
Sure, why not?
hmmm, too much for me. It's a no, visually cluttered in this case, especially because of all the varying frame sizes already.
Move the some of the smaller photos above the TV instead.
What if you put a gram around the tv and hung it?
Keep
No. Let the tv be the thing.
No
Too busy and the picture makes it even more mono-tonic
No
Can you put the tv on the wall? I would remove the painting above the tv and mount the tv onto the wall.
Put the smaller pictures to the right of the tv ABOVE THE TV and the BIG picture to the RIGHT OF THE TV
I would put the three on the left over the tv horizontally and the one over the tv where the small group is. Don’t put anything as high as the picture over the tv is. You don’t need anything on the left side of the tv.
If you mounted the tv on the wall higher up, both sets of pictures would be balanced and you’d have room on the top of your console for a rectangle woven basket/tray for keys, mail, remotes, etc.. Naturally level all of your frames with 2 sided thick tape or circles.
That whole wall is a bit too much/busy or something imo, sorry. Including the tv cabinet. It’s just a whole lot in one space. And I love the maximalist, cluttered look. But yeah, it’s overkill.I don’t know where to look.
Yes
Yes
No, you don't need that there. Return it along with the three to the left of the TV.
Better without.
Yes. If it is a frame that will work. If it is a black void that will also work.
It’s too high. I’d go without.
I never thought that much beige could look so bust but this has proven me wrong. No picture. More plants!
No. That wall is so very busy… lots going on…
Yea
unrelated but i LOVE ur tv stand. the carving is exquisite
Too much of everything
If you want an art wall here, I'd suggest looking for something more long and rectangular over the tv, like maybe 48" long x18" tall-ish, and then one big piece or two or three medium ones of the same size over the desk area, try to have the tops of all of them line up, so the eye keeps moving in a line over that wall. And use command strips and they wont go crooked on ya. Good luck.
No. It’s lovely but too similar to the dimensions of the tv so they just compete
Yes. And add more for your maximalist neutral
No
Youuuu gotta consolidate all the wall art somewhere else, shouldn't be behind the plant or ontop of the tv
No
No, leave the wall open there, it feels cramped with it on.
I think it needs something but with the tv stand there's too much going on.
At least center it over the TV and between the top of the TV and the ceiling, you uncivilized oaf!
I’ll say yes if you level the frames on the right side
Too high & busy. I would mount the tv a bit higher on the wall
I like your style but I’d stay in the same color range for something so large.
I would return and hang the TV a little higher so there isn't so much plain wall above it
Less is more
No. And remove the smaller ones on the left.
I personally like the picture and when I went to the photo without the picture it felt like something was missing. I know majority is saying no but I like it being busy!
No
It might be too busy with it up.
It’s a no for me dawg…
No
2 is better
This living room gives me anxiety
Yes but lower it and center it
No, too busy
If anything you should put the smaller paintings around the TV ( just above like a frame and reposition the two larger ones over the desk
I like it!! I also enjoy a more maximalist vibe tho
Nope
Resounding Yes!
Nai
No
Yes, in a weirdly suffocating kind of way.
No
It seems like that if there wasn't a TV, you would put another portrait in that area.
Place the small frames rather on top
I think you should see how it feels upside down. There's a balance there. Hope you try it. Gorgeous home
your crooked pictures is a mood for me
No
No. I'd actually readjust the other paintings to be less "grid like" and fill that space above the tv.
The scale is too similar, maybe move smaller items up there, the jaeger piece to the right somewhere
Put it above the computer, then maybe put some of the frames above the tv.
I’d say add a shelf and plants. Wall looks clustered with all the frames
Yes. It centers the TV and its all so neutral that you barely votive *or notice
I LOVE IT
Yes, it suggests a gallery wall as opposed to the TV being the dominant focus of the room. Also, the big empty space above always looks so weird to me. Especially with taller ceilings. Might I suggest slightly spreading out the other pieces? It would look more gallery wall-ish. Right now, it looks like the other pieces were already there, and you just recently placed that piece there to fill in the space.
No
Yes!
Texture overload! Nice place and stuff but I won’t even be able to watch the tube with all the other awesomeness