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Need help completing TV wall

2 years ago

We are renovating a small open

concept townhouse. While we love the new prints we selected, we feel the look might be incomplete. The complany we purchased thr prints from have coordinating prints we could put over the tv but we feel that would be too busy. Our style is a transitional blend of mid century modern and trafitional. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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Sammie J
2 years ago
The scale on everything is a bit wonky - the tv stand is not long enough and is a bit tall - the prints are a bit small for the space. Can you back up and take a pic of the entire wall, plus some of the room layout? I think you can make everything work - just not in the current configuration.
HU-854946940
Original Author
2 years ago
Here is a better pic
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The console is very nice, but I also feel that the bottom part would look nicer if the majority of space was filled with books, and that the space is too low to showcase family photos well. It would be nice to remove that basket to the left of the console since it detracts from it. The most important thing, however, is that you like how you've styled everything; it's your home.
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So you stood on a chair to take a picture of the room. None of us get to do that when we enter your room. Take pictures from where you are standing always. You could fill up more of the wall with this piece. The dresser seems a bit small for the wall IMO.
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Can you step back and give us a picture of the whole wall? Plus...pics of the rest of the room...
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decoenthusiaste
2 years ago
Center the art 5' above the floor and see if it feels better. TV should be lower and cabinet under it at least 25% wider than the TV. The balance is off because these little "rules" do often make a big difference. I hope those little adjustments fix the issue for you.
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Thank you!!

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