Wahtever you get hang it staraight , no clock on a wall oin any space where you entertain for sure . As for art I would never choose art for anyone. Go to Art.com and see what makes your heart go faster. That IMO is how you buy any art you have love it.BTE I do not like the bedroom type lamp with the black leather and if you want a bit more help post a pic of the whole spce here in a comment do not start another post.

Hi thanks for commenting. I will get rid of clock for sure. I want wall art that will look good with sectional, pillows and rug.

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Art does not have to match your sofa or your pillows. Pick things that you like and give you an emotional reaction.

I thought things need to pull together. Hmmm don't know what to choose. That's why asking here.

I like your throw pillows.

I would go with something abstract. Check Etsy and Home Goods.

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a nice opportunity to make the whole corner a focal point.

Pull the sectional away from the wall a bit and Make/Build simple slim sofa table, add electrical outlets and decorate the whole corner.

Agree with housegal regarding Society6. Don’t hang the art too high. Notice the space between art and sofa in Celery’s example.

I think what all the commenters are saying is that while it can be helpful to have colors in the art that are present elsewhere in the room, the style of the art is something everyone needs to choose for themselves. Do you like abstracts or more traditional landscapes? Even if your furniture is traditional that doesn't mean you can't have abstract art - people do mix styles although I think that takes some panache. Even if the colors aren't identical to your throw pillows, etc., when done well this adds interest. If you buy from somewhere that accepts returns you can always try something and return it if it really doesn't work for you. Sometimes I just end up using something in a different room than I originally intended.

I might decide I want blue in my living room when I go to redecorate (because it used to be a different color and I want a change). Then I look for art that is in a style that goes with my style and that I just inherently like. Some of the pieces I bought 20 years ago I'm still using because I still like them, which is ideal because of course it all costs money. But some of them don't fit in my house currently or aren't something I care for anymore, so I give them to friends or to charity. If you walk into a room and have art that does something for you it will give you pleasure every day.

This is across the room. Previously i had blue tone setting, so want to change art now.

Patricia Colwell, why no clock in a room where you entertain?

Pick art that you love. Let the art inspire you and/or just have ‘some kind’ of significance to you. imo, you don’t buy art to match a pillow - unless you are decorating a hotel room.

In terms of style: imo, an unframed canvas could overall work better in your space than a framed print. You can see this in @Celery’s mockups, above. However - if you find a framed poster or print that you really love, go for it. But don’t just get something to match your decor.; imo, that is a waste of time.

If you decide to use a framed piece, I suggest using a thinner frame. And in fact, I think the piece you have now would work better in your space, if it were framed with a bit larger mat and a thinner frame; the current frame is too heavy as a backdrop to your dark leather - so this is what is throwing off the look of the art and the space.

This is a large space to fill. i would make it a gallery wall using multiple pieces of art in an interesting arrangement going across horizontally as in this example:

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