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5 years ago

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Hi! I posted earlier about designing my walls. They were too bland. I went ahead and bought some wall art and I need help please. i need wall art above the large couch and above dining room table. I'll post pictures of what I have so it's easier to see. I

f the ones I bought won't really go, please let me know what styles/which colors I should incorporate. Thanks in advance

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lupins4
5 years ago
I don’t believe art has to "go" but if you love what you bought you can use them! I would try the horizontal floral above your couch (although it looks like that thermostat is going to be a problem!), a little lower than your horse (lower the horse to line up the bottom with the line of your pass through thingy) and the square floral in the Dining room.
Andrea Benie thanked lupins4
Andrea Benie
Original Author
5 years ago
Thanks I was literally thinking the same thing!! i feel like the color of the large flower one go with the horse one a little better and the big flower one would go good by the dining room. It's just that that wall is sooo huge. It still looks small there.
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