Oh boy that chandelier is gorgeous. I love it.
Perhaps if you hang smaller as opposed to larger pictures at least you will be able to see all of some of them.

Something like this might also work.

The idea above is great, I think the artwork needs to be centralised on the wall and using abstract designs is very clever.

On another note, it's really not that hard to change the position of the Chandelier - You just need to go in to the loft and move the wiring over - depending on how far it needs to go, you may not even have the original hole on show!

Thank you for your wonderful comments, I didn't think of three pictures, this is a very good idea...

Re: moving the chandelier - I had to put it where it is because it is so long, and if it was central people walking up the stairs would hit their heads with it :)

I don't think I would hang artwork on that wall, the chandelier is such a focal point.

I agree with colourhappy. I don't think the wall needs artwork. I do think that the window needs something. A roman blind? From just under the ceiling (so the window seems taller) to halfway the window?

mirror what cokourhappy and carolina say. chandelier is the statement here

Or a transparent blind...

Chandelier is a statement indeed. The problem is that half of the wall from the window side seems very bare as there is nothing there. This photo doesn't show it well, chandelier seems central, but the first photo shows it better.

The idea with the roller blind is brilliant though, I was wondering how to make this window look better!! Thank you!.

How about if you were to hang for example 3 things on the wall and stagger them. One on the top slightly right, next one down in the middle and the lower one to the right again....? It could be 3 square pictures, baskets,etc.

That's a very good idea to make the artwork not look off centre!

Thank you so much everybody, it makes my heart feel warm to know that there is such a wonderful community of people somewhere out there, who are willing to help and advise a total stranger! Thank you!

A bit like this but obviously longer top to bottom. Baskets in my lounge.

Actually your baskets gave me an idea!! I have three fans, which I brought from Peru, and I didn't know how to display them, your basket idea is perfect for them :)

Great idea from colourhappy. Think it's important to have something other than art in a glass frame because your chandelier will bounce light off the frame throwing shadows making your frame appear not straight.

One huge statement peice of art would work well as well as the above ideas/ your fans.

Be good to see you how you get on!

Misha, I didn't think about shadows! Something to definitely keep in mind. Originally the plan was to hang a large mirror there, to reflect the sparkles and light, but I can't afford such a huge mirror, and anything too small will look silly.

During the day, when the day is sunny, the chandelier throws 'sparkles' on the walls around, a bit magical :) (and it's not even lit!)

I will definitely put up a photo when I finish the wall, but it may be a while before I finally make a decision :O

That looks beautiful! You don't need to add art!

If you are wanting to look at mirrors, try online at:

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(website design not great but fairly reasonably priced large mirrors).

Centralise the chandelier, you really don't need to do anything else in my opinion!