Large clock above TV A/V area?
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RETIREMENT HOME: 80s Golden Oak, No Wall Space, Large T.V. -- HELP!
Comments (31)I read your post and looked at your pictures. My thought was: "What a comfortable home - I could move right in!" So what really bugs you about it? I agree with removing the clock. You could mount the tv on the wall, (hiding the cords?) but is it really worth it? Same with bar stools. I would use them, but if you're sure you never would, why buy them? If you decide to get 2 anyway, choose a style that fits neatly under the island overhang - perhaps a "saddle" style? Wall art? Your wonderful windows are wall art! And... you have a lovely glass case for displaying art objects that you can change out on your whim. Golden oak furniture. I live in a house filled with golden oak furniture my parents accumulated during the 1980's. And golden oak kitchen cabinets they chose when they built a house in 1991. It wasn't until I started reading Gardenweb forums in 2010, I learned that golden oak was "out" and "orange-y". Up till then, I simply thought of all these pieces as "wood". And wood that went well with other (inherited) pieces in the house that date back to the 1920's- 1940's. Trendy or not - it works in MY house. If you truly dislike golden oak, why not sell it and buy what you would like used? Might be more cost effective than buying paint, or hiring someone to professionally paint your furniture. Especially if you might not be pleased with the finished results. Again, I suggest you ask yourself...what REALLY bugs you about your home?...See MoreWhat do I do with space above fireplace? And below tv?
Comments (25)Not a Pro. I agree with above about the tv. Above the fireplace I would put a painting over the top of that alcove. From the pictures it looks like there is a ledge, so the art can be place over the top and it will appear that it is on a wall. The other alcove I would add shelves, or a sculpture, lighted up as suggested above. Some inspiration:...See Morefinal tweaks and tV wall
Comments (9)I will check out Besta options.Thank you I was attempting to raise the TV a Bit as the Walls are nine feet; however I do see the 42" from floor guideline above. I like the idea of White or lighter piece under TV to balance out the white in the kitchen/dining area. I also think a big TV really looks nice there. The chairs are tilt, swivel, recline so I may put them where the sofa is and put sofa in front of TV. Any thoughts on that? You designers rock. This is not my expertise at all....See MoreWhat T.V. programs would you like to bring back?
Comments (86)I absolutely adored Northern Exposure. I'd forgotten about it until so many people mentioned it here. MASH was awesome. Parts of it haven't aged all that well and it occasionally makes me cringe when I watch it now. I still enjoy it though and I like to think about the ways things have changed since it was filmed, etc.. Boston Legal is my all time favorite series. James Spader and Shatner were gold in that....See MoreRelated Professionals
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