I suspect many people would think my TV is mounted too low, but it's where I want it. It's on a wall over a small bookcase, in direct line of sight if you're sitting down or lying on the sofa. But you wouldn't want to watch it standing up. :-)

We have a really odd living room and the tv is between two entries on a tv armoire. It's the only spot that made sense.

In the family room.

One in the sunroom is on an antique woodbox. The one in the kitchen is built in behind closed doors, and the one in the keeping room is on an antique bucket bench. The TV before that was on the bottom of this bucket bench but the newer one is too long, so it's on top.

The one in the LR is sitting on an electric fireplace. The one in the kitchen is small and sits in the former on counter. The two in bedrooms are sitting on chests.

Small kitchen set is on a buffet for viewing from the table.

Larger (but not B I G) set is within a wall of bookshelves, set at eye level when seated across the room (maybe 20" above the floor). No TV's in bedrooms.

My father in law made furniture. I have a beautiful coffee table, that is used for the HUGE tv in the living room. My kitchen tv is on top of the fridge. I can watch it from the back room dining room, stove, sink... very convenient. :)

Moni

Our MBR suite is downstairs, so that's where our TV is. I could put one upstairs but haven't bothered. We have a 50" with the Sanus wall mount - extendable, tiltable, and swivels side to side.

The room is a large rectangle. Our bed is on one side; DH's laptop desk is on the other. The TV is mounted in the middle so he can swivel it one way to watch during the day as he works/plays on the laptop, and then at night we angle it to the other side when we want to watch TV in bed.

I have a TV in my office that I hadn't planned on, it sits in an entertainment center across from DH's (recliner) chair - I work with my back to it. I hadn't planned on the TV or chair either, but after the tv 'appeared', I kept coming in here to card table chairs in the office where he and his friends would poke in from outside to catch a score, turn the TV on....I gave up and bought him a chair that at least looks nice, and lost the idea that my office would be my private space.

TV in the master is on a swing out shelf that pushes back into a niche in the wall.

Living room TV is on a custom recessed pull out system with some shelving below, all built in. I think it originally may have been a pass through for wood for the fireplace, which is now gas, and the pass through reworked.

Ah, swivels! I had to be talked into putting my small (19") kitchen TV on a swivel mount on a post (part of the architecture). My son did the talking and the mounting. I thought it would look totally out of place in this farmhouse kitchen--and it probably does. But I love it. I can swivel it in any direction, and when I was peeling/slicing interminable apples this fall I sat at the table with the TV aimed at me.

I still listen more than watch, but it's nice to know I can look up and see what's going on if I want to.

Mine is in an armoire. The bottom of the TV is 28" from the floor which is perfect viewing height from our seating. It could be 2" - 4" higher and still be comfortable to watch.

Our big TV is in the living room in a Chinese armoire and there is a small one in the sunroom off our bedroom in another Chinese armoire. It's used sparingly -- on Sunday afternoons for football (which is the best thing to nap to) and if I have lady company and DH has to disappear! I like my TV behind doors!

Our main TV is a 58inch Samsung which sits on a TV credenza type table. It's in the den/non formal living room. It is just a little bit above eye level from across the room where our recliners are. We have another in the bedroom and one in the rv which is on a pull out swivel mount. I am not fond of wall mounted.

All of our TVs (8 in all) are on TV stands, except the one in the main kitchen, which is on the counter/pass-through to the dining room. I wouldn't mind a wall-mounted one, but I don't like the ones that are mounted up near the ceiling.

My 50 inch was in the living room. It was only turned on for Major League baseball games. It is getting a new home with DD. She was still using an old tube type model that is so big. The old one is sitting on her front porch. We do not know what to do with it. It was so old that it needed some type of adapter that she never purchased.

We have only one on the wall in the master bedroom for DH to watch. Now that I may be watching some TV again we'll be getting another for the family room.

We have two. One is in the MBR (I know you shouldn't have a tv in a bedroom but we like it). The other in the FR is on top of an antique buffet. It is at a great height in a rather large room that because of windows and doors and closets is limited in arrangement of furniture. My house is old...1700's old with additions so this is the best layout and I like the look of the antique furniture.

The one I watch is on a cabinet in my bedroom which turned out to be the perfect height for watching in bed. The other is in a big bookcase/shelf unit in the den.

Mine is in the living room on a TV cabinet, about 3 ft off the floor. I also have on in the bedroom very close to my king size bed.

The LR TV is on an old oak library table, eye level when we're sitting on the sofa in our tiny LR. The kitchen TV is on the counter where the counter turns, I do all my prep work there so it's handy. If I'm across the kitchen, I can see the TV in reverse, in the window.

The only tv we have right now is in the bedroom. Eventually, will put one in the sunporch, which is more like a den, and I will have one in my room....which really is just a place for me to get away from tv...because my husband watches tv all the time. Really dumb stuff. I don't sleep in there. It's not a bedroom. I don't watch very much tv but will put one in there for the rare times when I want to watch something.

I have a 20 inch tv in the living room sitting on a table. Haven't upgraded to a flat screen yet and I don't have cable, love my broadcast stations using an antenna

The television in the living room is on an antique oak library table. I really don't like a television in my living room but since my husband spends most of his time in there watching it, it is there for now. There is one in his room, but not hooked up. It is on top of his armoire . The one in the family room is on a table and the one in my bedroom is high on a wardrobe. None are fastened to the wall and I have none in my kitchen.

Sue

Ours is in an armoire that was made for it to our specs by an Amish builder. We had to replace our old tv a few months ago and finding one to fit the space wasn't easy. Dh is still trying to adapt the space for a sound bar and recording equipment. The height is good as is for our seating arrangements. It is in the living room near the kitchen. We don't spend a lot of time in that room unless actually watching tv. We prefer spending leisure time in a back of the house addition with reading, puzzling and listening to music.

Too high. We've only been at the new house a handful of months, so it's sitting on top of the fireplace mantle, which works out well right now-I just had extensive sinus surgery and one of the things you need to do is have your tv elevated!?? Weirdness.

"Look upward or horizontal when watching television or on the computer."

My TV (60") is located just like the picture posted by lukkiirish, except that it is between two windows and the base has an electric fireplace. I usually watch my smaller TV (about 20-22") which is in the dining room on a buffet. Don't know why, but I like the smaller one better! I bought the big one for my husband to watch, as he was a real "TV Nut" but he has since passed away so it sits there, mostly unused. I got him a separate one, as we didn't like many of the same shows. If something happens to the big one, I think I'll replace it with a much smaller one because I don't like this "big black thing" in my living room.

Ours is in an antique flatwall cabinet, that has part of the middle shelf cut out. It's a small TV, and the other shelves hold the satellite box and DVDs. The bottom of the cabinet holds my grandson's gaming paraphernalia. Having it the cabinet is nice because I can close the doors and forget it's there.

which one? I confess we have 5...office next to desk (small flat) lr in a cabinet we bought before flat, but with effort and some removal of wood, it fits. same height as your eye, seated. one bummer is it faces the window, so drapes are drawn most of the time. mb sit o top storage unit. the 2 guest brs on dressers...oops forgot the tiny old fashion one in the kitchen tiny and it's white, to match the appliances...

We put our 65" in a built-in wet bar with glass shelves. We never used the wet bar, so decided it would be the perfect place to put a TV. It works perfectly for us and frees up floor space.

TV in corner of the kitchen is on a bakers rack, living room TV on an oak corner stand. Wall hung tvs always remind me of a bar.

I like a TV higher up so when I kick back in the recliner I'm not bothered when I'm trying to watch it. I used to have an entertainment center that was great but I got rid of it. Had it sitting on a cabinet. Now, until I get rid of the old TV the new one is on some boxes. Too low for me but most people would like it at this height. I don't wall mount it. Limits possibilities too much for me. And I'm watching more and more on the computer so the TV is an alternate source now much of the time.