This is another idea I had

Hi Amber,
Art is such a personal thing and everyone is different, choose a piece that brings happiness to you every time you walk in the room, love your lampshade, here are a few inspiration photos for you picking up your colours in furniture and cushions.

I would re-arrange your TV and cabinet so it is less of a focal point to the room. If you slide everything along into the dead corner, and angle the TV it will be easier to view from the second couch. You may find that the re-arranagement doesn't make it feel like you actually need something to fill in the space. Remember negative space can be a good thing for balance and harmony - there are no rules saying that every surface has to have a decorative object.

Best of luck,

Dr Retro

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Tv moved...problem solved! Thank you. And I didn’t need to spend a cent

I was going to suggest that you move the hanging lamp into the corner, as I think it looks bit busy with the aircon, console and TV all lined up

Photo please of change, we love to close out items

I'm going to challenge the premise, that your blank wall is the problem. What I'm disliking is how much attention the air conditioning unit commands in the room. It's the focal point and i notice that more than your TV and buffet. The low hanging pendant light draws your eye immediately to the aircon unit. I think what this space needs is a pair of lamps either side of the TV and no pendant. Or raise the pendant by a foot so it obscures the aircon unit.

2 cents

I agree with Austere Hamlet. I like the pendant but feel the ceiling is too low for it, and it is competing with the aircon unit.

I love the pendent light , and it may be a bit low -- although its easy to shorten that ( presumably ) .

In the location as you photographed it , I would have moved that '9 panel' picture across and put it 'in the middle' of the space to the left of the TV -- it all ties in with the colours . I personally think it is 'wasted' on the right hand wall -- put a smaller picture there in complementary but not the same colours and designs .

Once we see the updated location , I may make a similar comment haha .

Here is the change. I’m going to buy a nice vase and some greenery to go alongside the tv and remove the other pieces.

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I personally think it needs something more .

Make that wall a feature wall -- do it in a textured wallpaper ( imagine a charcoal or even chocolate brown , with random wavy silver texture lines for example ) , or paint it in burnt orange . You probably cant paint or wallpaper the aircon , but I'd be tempted to try . Build a fake gib board box over it , with the bottom open -- and hope the remote still works !

As per my above post -- maybe move the 9 part picture .

Or a big ( 2 metre tall ) green leafy plant in a glazed pot .

Or a large clock .

I like the tones , it just looks and feels like something is missing .

A large plant in the corner.

Moving the tv has provided a better balance.

Looking at the photos I would still move the pendant, and now think that the TV, console and ceiling pendant would be better on the end wall where the sofa is, I would also move one of the sofa's out of the room as the space is too small, one lounge and a single chair only would work better

That pendant light doesn’t suit the room, it’s still drawing my eyes to the air con unit.
I would put a plant or floor lamp in the corner.