I’m possibly the only person on these boards that likes art on a TV wall, but I do. I have five pieces around my own. Our TV is rarely on, and I want something pretty there. And I love art everywhere.

It’s lonely sometimes on the prefer-art side. :D

Anyway, one idea — obviously, they’d be hanging straight, not slanted, and I just grabbed these prints for mock-up purposes, not suggesting them. You could cut out paper in various sizes, too, and tape them up to get ideas.

BUT! If you prefer a more minimal look, I really don’t think your wall looks bad bare. So I’m ridin’ the fence on this one.

Seeing the whole room is important. The room seems to have that 80's build feel but your style seems to be a bit country/farmhouse. maybe you just need a larger area rug. Or a longer tv console. but lets see the set up first.

Thanks everyone! Here’s more photos to get a better feel for our space

With Jinx on this...floor plant is great, but I think yours is too big. If you get a smaller plant, it will give you more room for a collage of art.

My first thought was like Lyn's suggestion to paint it dark. I was thinking something like Sherwin William's Iron Ore, but Navy would be nice too. I could even see balancing that with a 5 or 6' strip behind the sectional behind the picture - ceiling to floor. Then paint out the register and it would disappear. Adding a pop of color to the draperies helps make that a focal point. Ignore the other colors on the pic.

it would be dramatic to raise the rod up to the upper window, there is room.

It will draw the eye up.

Since you already have the plant on the left, it doesn't look like you really need anything else. Here are two living room designs with TVs over consoles to show you what we mean.

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Pull the rug forward toward the tv so the legs of the sofa are just on it. I think that will help unite the tv to the space. I love love the rug but it is also not tied to anything in the room and is creating a very dark contrast to the tile. Here is kind of an example of what I mean unify the space and bring the eye up. you might be able to do that with just adding some panels to the curtains as well.

Looks fine to me. I like an uncluttered look.

(Is that Tiger? 😉)