The spot above the sofa was my first thought. Is it Possible to get a third one like the two you have? they blend nicely with the window treatments, BTW.

I was thinking the same, so you don’t think it would be too much to fit three?

Can you set them on the back of the couch and take another picture? Ideally, you want a picture(s) to be 2/3 the size of your furniture.

I think 3 would be too many, esp since you have 3 cushions on the sofa. Two will be perfect if the size is right. Set them on the back of the sofa so we can see the size near the couch.

It might look best if you can move the sofa a little closer to the window, so it is more centered on the wall, however.

I would put some painter’s tape on the wall in the size of the two paintings in the location above the sofa you determine best and take a photo. Ideally it should be as others describe, taking up about 2/3 of the space, with the bottom approx 6” above the sofa and with about 3” between the 2 pieces. It will help you visualize the placement before pounding nails and also with getting them even.

Are you planning to place a table and lamp between the sofa and the window? That would drive whether you move the sofa or not. I think you need something there in contrast to break up all the gray upholstery.

I will definitely be placing a table and possibly a lamp in the open area seen.

I vote the 2 together, table, lamp, green foliage in the corner and something else over the other furniture piece. Do you have plans for a coffee table??

The two together look good. You can easily move that couch to the right and have plenty of room for a corner table. The couch and art need too be more centered on the wall.

I would also play with the orientation for hanging. Is there a signature, or can you hang them any direction?

I like that idea seagrass_gw! Yes, I will be getting a coffee table soon to go in that open space.

I can hang the art in any directions Olychick.

I like the paintings oriented as in your first photo of them with the curtains. If you move the 3-seater to the right, close enough to make an “L” shape next to the two seater, then you would have enough room for two side tables, one on each side of the 3-seater. The side table in the corner would also be useful for the two-seater. Add lamps on the side tables. And could you find a gold pillow or two to add to the others on the sofas? Your space has good bones - you are well on your way to making it home :)

And would you mind an unsolicited comment about the length of the drapes - would it be possible to lower the curtain rods approximately four inches until they skim the floor? Or, better yet, are they available in the next size longer? Then the rod could be hung close to the top of the wall and it would make your ceilings look higher. Also, if it were still possible to consider purchasing more panels, having double panels on each side of the windows would give the drapes more presence. If this were possible and if the rods could be extended 8 to 12 inches past each side of the window, the light and views wouldn’t be blocked.

You could use the existing drapes and have a wide band of a solid color sewn onto the bottom, and move them up to the ceiling.

I agree about hanging them the way you have them placed in front of the curtains on the floor. - with the grey sections matching.

Thank you ginatay124! I will definitely be lowering the curtains, and I have ordered two gold pillows to go behind the pillows I have!🤗😉

I'm thinking the furniture is placed as it is because they all recline? If that is so, can you switch the recliner with the loveseat, so you could center the 3 seater on the wall? We can't see the whole room so not sure if that would work.

I agree with blfenton, they should hang with the gray sections matching like they do on the floor. I knew something looked off when they were sitting on the sofa. Should have looked back at the other photo! You should even hang them closer together, maybe 1.5-2” apart.