Positioning candle scones flanking a painting.

Thanks for responding! I do always end up going by personal choice after taping up a brown paper cutout of any décor first and looking at it from various distances, but I like getting other opinions to consider.

Thanks for responding! I always make brown paper cutouts of any wall décor, pics, etc., and tape them to the wall first, but so many decorators state the height to hang a picture should follow specific rules, so I was wondering if there were also guidelines from people who know about the placement of scones as well. I do not always follow such directions if another placement looks better to me personally, but I do like knowing what others think!

Good suggestion, and I do have plants filling such voids in my living room, but this is my master bedroom and a portion of that wall consists of a short "entry hall" area, then after that I need a little floor space bare for walking as putting anything there would be a problem. Then I have a wide low dresser and beyond that in the corner I have a chair and small table. Nothing high, so all together there is a wall area of a minimum height of 6' 10" (from top of the dresser to bottom portion of the tray ceiling) and a length of 17' 10" from the far wall to the door jamb. The wider frame I put on the picture I am using helps, but I wanted to put scones to make a more horizontal arrangement because of the long wall. I would not consider using a pair of pictures because I want to use this one, so felt scones were probably my best option. I do always like a lot of bare walls as it helps keep spaces airy feeling, but just not this much!