Dear Carolyn, Thanks for your advice. Wood of 5mm thickness will be a good idea . It will help painting remain straight. I can slide it through a groove on wooden bars top and above. The wall I am describing is the one on left side as you enter. I love this painting as it depicts joy and celebration and you always get a smile when you look at it. Regards, Surendra

Jayme is correct - unless you find a long vertical piece to place next to the bar, I would center it and use the negative space as part of the decoration. Of course add a great mirror or picture above the bar. A carpet in front would warm it up. Looking at the sheen on the wood I suspect this is very polished - you can emphasise the art deco feel by adding lots of silverware (silver tray, cocktail shaker, ice bucket) and crystal glasses - tumblers and highballs in cut glass below a large mirror with a dark wood frame similar to the wood in the bar

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