Do you like any of these ideas?

1. Grouping of four with (or without) this arrow plaque
   from ballards. I’m leaning toward this
   one. There is a good bit of wall space
   to the sides, but your eyes can rest and are drawn up.

Arrow is 44”L. Middle of arrangement, not including the arrow, is 60.5" from floor.

Only the arrow (can go either direction).

Since this wall is wide I originally thought I would like
them lined up in a row. I’m not
sure. I liked it better IRL. Middle of pictures, not including arrow, is 59" from floor.

Before I found the arrow plaque I thought about adding
creamy white plates or maybe those PB Artisanal Lanterns somehow to arrangement
1 (without arrow).

I don’t really want to add too much though. The antique brass finish of the arrow matches
the hardware in the rooms.

Open to other thoughts.

Thanks!

I like the first idea, with the four stacked but you need a single linear item on each side to take up a bit more wall space. The arrow is too narrow and is horizontal.

I like the 4 in a row, but starting closer to the hutch. It might just be the angle the photo was taken on though. I don't think they need the arrow. I like the prints by the way.

Like the prints and would group them as in your first photo but without the arrow, which is stylistically at odds with the subject matter in the prints. It would be helpful to see the entire wall to know where the prints will be with respect to the midpoint of the wall. If it is a large wall that continues on to the right (looking at the photo) then your placement of the prints in a line with the end of the counter looks perfect.

While I like the sconces, I think they are too similar in size, material and color to your chandelier and would take away from it by their proximity. They would be great somewhere else, though.

No arrow as it has no reference for anything in your new room. In this mock up I am suggesting mounting your chandelier lower, mounting the prints lower and adding one of the sconces on either side of the arrangement to take up more of the wall. The prints should not line up with the top of the china cabinet. The intersection of the four prints should be about 5' off the floor.

My suggestion

Your proposal

Ok, so no arrow.

Victorian - Thanks!

Roseabbey - I agree something on the sides, thanks!

Littlemonkey - It may be hard to tell from the photo, but in both pictures above the prints are centered on evenly on the wall. Thanks!

Kswl2 - There's an even amount of wall space on both sides. You think it's fine lined up with an even number? It does draw the eye across the wall.

Beverly - Thank you for the mock up. The center of the prints are actually 5' from the floor. I could drop them a few more inches though. They fall right below the top of the hutch and the arrow is right above.

The chandelier is 32" from the table. I'd like it lower, but my dad installed it and I remember him cutting the wire. I imagine I'd have to have it rewired to fix that. It bugs me a lot in photos, but not at all IRL.

Here's a photo of the PB ones in someone's room.

http://www.goldenboysandme.com/2015/03/spring-dining-room-new-tablecloth.html

Another angle.

It was definitely just the angle because that does look centered. I'm still the odd man out that prefers them in a row, even after seeing the mock up. I feel like the 2 and 2 makes it look too squished together and the 4 in a row fills the wall a little better.

I agree with littlemonkeys3

I like the 4 in a row, no arrow.

4 in a row

2x2, but spaced just a bit further apart.

I agree with chispa. If you put them in a square, place them farther apart.

I like four in a row.

Something I should have mentioned, when you come in the side door into the kitchen, you see a wall with stacked frames displaying our toddler's art. (There's my touch of whimsy.) You see both walls at the same time depending on where you're standing. So hanging the prints horizontal would make them less similar.

That looks fine, you don't have to do matching layouts. I actually think it wouldn't look as good with them stacked and the other art wall ones stack. I'm still preferring the 4 in a row, but you could post the stacked ones again with the art wall view.

Thanks everyone. Here they are, and they are centered. I'm somewhat bothered that there's only 4 and not 5. The other way I feel like there's not enough at the sides, but I don't really want to add anything else. I'm going to live with it a few days.

Love how they stand out against the wall color.

I like it. A LOT! And I don't think you need sconces or lanterns or any other clutter :). In that first view, showing your ceiling fixture, makes me think if you put anything else beside the pictures, it would be too much.

If you feel that it needs something else, I think you could still add the arrow - not pointing to the china cabinet - but toward the front of the room. Is there a window there? I'm talking about where you can see the computer stand. I like the arrow because I haven't seen it in anyone else's house :).

Thanks! I'm really happy with how they repeat more of the red color.

Tuedays - That's the direction I would have pointed the arrow. Patio doors are there.

I found myself wondering, in general, how does an arrow really relate to other things without being themey? I think I know what everyone was saying though. I was thinking since it was small and long it would add that fifth thing, but I don't think the 3's and 5's rule always has to apply. Side note, I think the finish of the arrow looks nicer in the catalog.