You might try 4'x6', landscape format. We typically start by centering the object around 5' above the floor. Might work better a little higher but you can try it out with tape.

So worth it and definitely an investment that will provide great return should you eventually sell! Love the rug as well :) temple and webster always has some great stuff.

HI Kath, Yes the larger lounge needs to be moved in front of the blind and .8M out from it. (you need .8-1.5 meters walkway space between any objects and any less looks cluttered) The 2 seater, needs to be moved 90 degrees to touch, almost, the 3 seater and facing the fireplace. Position or purchase a new square coffee table to fill the void this will create and a matching one in the large space facing the TV. Move the TV Cabinet, which absolutely is too large for the niche, to the large wall. Decorating is about matching shapes and proportions. Pop it all above a rug that sits under the entire lounge suite. You also need two artworks of the same size for either side of the fireplace. As a customised artwork specialist, I would suggest, contemporary styled collages in a your natural palette with accents of red and a green accent. Collages would add much needed texture to your space. Large frames are also required in a metal to match your fireplace. Keeping the colour palette simple, like I've done here, is the key.

Hi there I think it could look really good on that white wall and right next to the wall paper. Love you coffee table and the windows with curtains, just have the wall hangings between the curtains and floor lamp near the lounge where the pot plant is. Loving how there's a down light in front of your lovely curtains. Still think you should try your ding table in the family with a view to getting the same for that space. How big is the space between the kitchen island - wall and each end. The family room table will be used for everyday meals, so a lot of use. cheers