Samsung Frame TV over a fireplace
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Comments (24)I just went through the same thought process. There is a difference, tvs should be at eye level when sitting, art should be at eye level when standing. If you look up the average eye level for a 65" TV the center of it should probably be about 41" from the ground. If it were a painting the center of it should be at 57". So it's 16" different. I just mounted one and I decided to optimize for TV watching not art. Partly that's because I previously had a TV mounted high enough to be out of range for kitty cats and it was pretty stratospheric. Uncomfortable to watch to be honest. So anyway. To balance the Frame TV on the wall I will need other art work. Right now the TV is alone on the wall and it looks wrong when it's in art mode and you walk by it. It doesn't look that bad though. To be honest this is one of those decisions where you probably win either way. It won't be that uncomfortable to watch if you mount it at art level. And it won't look that bad if you mount it at TV level....See MoreWhat to put under Samsung Frame TV?
Comments (1)I would put a console table there, an acrylic one, with stacks of art/coffee table books underneath, or ceramic garden stools....See Moretv over masonry fireplace
Comments (22)As far as comfort goes, it is doable. We have a large TV mounted above a fireplace in a small room. It works because the fireplace is low (no mantle or hearth) and so the bottom of the tv is 32" high. I've had neck/shoulder pain issues for many years and this height is perfectly comfortable for us. Your FP looks a little higher than that, but I could see how if you skipped a mantle, it might still work out ok. The room needs to be big enough that you are not sitting close to it, and you might need to be able to recline in your seats and/or have some other way to support your heads when watching longer shows / movies....See MoreRedecorate living room
Comments (15)Littlebugbug- thanks for your opinion yes, i consider it a large living room; perhaps it is standard size to some. regardless , i was toying with the idea of a sectional because we have one in a family room , that also has a fireolace and a TV, which is half the size of our living room and it eitks great sectionals come in many sizes and configurations. not sure if one is suitable for the living room or not, which is ehy im asking for opinions or other ideas of furniture placement. emily. swivels are a good opition. we have one in family room and it works well. my issue is that i hate seeing the TV in a living room .i prefer them concealed when not in use i was thinking of getting the Samsung ”frame” tv, for over fireplace it looks like art when not being used. not sure how that would look on a swivel bar if used over a console in the same spot it is now as you suggested. will look into it...See MoreHU-910663146
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