While I think art is personal and you should get what speaks to you, I think you could find a better option for that space. It looks just ok but does not blend well with the rest of your decor.

Your space is really tall. A thought I have is to put several ledge shelves that you could set flat artwork on , plus some dimensional art like sculptures, glasswork,wood art. If you can bring art up the wall,it could be enjoyed by looking from the upper level. Keep it all large scale,it’s a Big wall. Have fun!

IdaClaire- I totally agree and I do like this quite a bit but also want to make sure it works with the room. I am really struggling with this spot because it’s so bare it screams at me but I want to make sure that love what I put there and it compliments. Mary Beth grice- I love the shelf idea but I have young kids and anything that could be knocked over and clobber people while sitting is not in our future for a long time.

If this is what you like I would consider swapping places with the abstract art. Put the map on the Taller wall and the colorful art behind sectional. I think that the colorful abstract is what does not blend with your decor and would consider changing. I would also remove end table near fireplace as it obstructs walk way and place it by the chair. Best wishes!

London staging, unfortunatly that little table can’t be moved, it holds a zillion compone for our tv and sound system. When the av people came to wire everything they were supposed to build a little shelf to hold everything but where unable to because of the window ledge. That’s the smallest table I could find to hold everything- my husb originally had a black glass what I call “dorm room style” huge shelf. There are also speakers (surround sound speakers are everywhere- it’s my husbands thing) on the wall behind the couch. Because of them, it makes putting that art on that wall impossible. This probably isn’t the best picture but I actually really like the art where it is, it adds a pop of color to a room that really needs it.

Think about painting the wall behind the map…in one of the colors of the canvas, to act as a frame.

Judy g designs- I actually love that idea but my husband would 100% not go for it. We just had everything repainted and have 30 foot ceilings that require scaffolding to reach the top and paint. Even I don’t want a repeat of that anytime soon. And I am looking at it, there’s no definit line that we could just paint the lower portion without it looking terrible

Groveraxil- do you have any suggestions for this space? I’d love you’re input

What IdaClaire said. Wait. Find something that speaks to you, not commercial 'wall art'. It's your home, not a dentist's office.

And, certainly don't get that jigsaw puzzle map. The capital of South Carolina is nowhere near where they put it. That star is Spartanburg, not Columbia! Virginia's wrong, too. If you buy that, your kids will fail Geography (as did the map makers).