I do not tend to go for either specifically. It is what ever I am drawn to at the time or as AJ INTERIOR STYLING LTD said, it is what fits in with the existing space. It is such a personal decision and as long as I am drawn to it.. I do not mind. I recently went to the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Fair and there was so much variety and talent it was hard to choose between a lot of them and what I did like was a big mix!

The easy solution is to blur this part of the image as is often done to preserve anonymity when there are pictures of family.

I’ve seen this on Houzz a couple of times. Please can anyone tell me the artist/website? Thanks

Hi, I think that you have to find a line that you can align your larger art pieces on. Not sure how to explain it, so I've made a visual for you. I've put the two smaller pieces together, so they form 'one piece' and aligned the bottom of all large pieces and put the other smaller one between them to form a connection. A common line makes it visually calmer. I've also pulled your chair a little bit forward, to give it some 'breathing space'.