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For the sake of safety, I would suggest you replace the map of Queens frame over the head of your bed with a tapestry, since pictures can fall and injure the person in the bed (speaking from experience). Tapestries are just fabric, so if it falls it won't hurt anyone The tapestries I decorate with tend towards depicting forests, fantasy environments, neon cityscapes, and starry skies... It really depends on what colors and subjects make you feel comfortable, since you're going to be looking at them more than anyone else For behind the tv and beside the bed, I'd definitely lean toward bigger tapestries. You can select the size when you order. Try to cover 80% of the blank space in those areas You might choose a tapestry for behind the tv that frames it or draws the eye toward the tv. For instance, the tapestry I have behind my tv is of a pathway lined by trees that form a canopy over the center For beside the bed, you want to pretty much make an accent wall with the tapestry. Bigger is better. This is something that you might stare at as you're falling asleep, so choose a subject that will help you relax. It's better if this tapestry leans toward blues and greens and features calm subjects like the night sky Above the dresser and computer areas are great opportunities for posters and wall art from media you enjoy (as well as the aforementioned Queens frame), but smaller tapestries will also work here I mainly purchased my tapestries from Amazon and Temu. I use little ring clips like these to hang them. That way I don't damage the fabric by nailing it directly into the wall. These lightweight, printed tapestries can last a long time with the proper care. If your lease doesn't allow for nailing into the wall, you could easily use Command hooks to mount the ring clips to the wall