I can totally imagine a large African painting or print, as it would tie in well with the African type decor pieces you already have. for example my African Rain print (1300x870mm), Matumaini (900x900mm) or Suri Girl below. Otherwise if you aren't keen on the African theme. Go for a more feminine piece of art such as my Charlotte paintings below, these are available in large (120-130cm) and smaller (90cm) prints (sorry originals have sold!) For more feel free to visit my website www.rebekahcodlinart.co.nz I ship worldwide at very reasonable prices :) good luck!

Some good advice above. Centering a single, large artwork over your couch and adding tall lamps / greenery in the corner is the way to go. But there are no rules with art, and a piece that spans the full width of your sofa, especially in your space, will work much better than one that doesn't. The artwork itself is a very personal choice, but look for a piece that augments your scheme. Ours can be colour customised as you wish - this one could be a good starting point if it resonates with you

In the past we have gone to large rural art shows where emerging painters sell their works. Bright in Victoria usually have over 1000 original paintings in all styles in their Autum Festival. You can get amazing works which the quickly increase in value if you choose well.

Though the thread is from five years ago, finding affordable wall art is still a timeless quest! If you're still on the lookout, consider exploring online options like www.canvasworks.ae. They might have just what you need to spruce up your space without breaking the bank. Shopping online can offer a vast selection of art pieces, and you can easily compare prices and styles. It's a convenient way to find the perfect artwork that resonates with your taste and fits your budget. So, whether you're into modern, classic, or quirky designs, give online shopping a try. Check out the website I've linked for some amazing deals on wall art that will breathe new life into your walls.