Wall around TV needs help
I don’t know what to put on wall around the TV? The room is eclectic. Thank you.
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Jeff Smith
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2 years agoWe wouldn't recommend adding anything else to the wall unless you have a tall plant that can go to the left. We also might recommend moving the statue elsewhere and adding the gold basket where the statue is. Notice the plant in our design below.
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Jilly
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoLove your wall color!
I have art I enjoy looking at around mine. No way would I want a bare wall around the TV — I treat it like any other wall.
(We’re renting this house, or there wouldn’t be stupid carpet in this room.) :D
Jilly
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoKW, wow! It is the same (in reverse) … we have an arched hallway opening, too! It’s very wide, so I have my iron folding screen on one side. And our doors are the exact same style.
Do you have a corner Austin stone fireplace? If so, I think we live on the same street. 😄
(Sorry, terrible lighting and quick iPad pic, everything looks weirdly blotchy)…
lawsonch19
2 years ago
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2 years ago@Jilly how funny we are mirror images! We actually have no fireplace! I know - simply shocking! 😆 We had 2 in last home before downsizing to this one & we so rarely used either of them that we deleted the FP from our floorplan, With the open plan & lack of walls, we needed the space for this treasured cabinet that just fits where FP would’ve been. I’m in WA state.
mjlb
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoThe wall looks a bit bare to me -- I'd probably add a couple of prints, one over the other, to the left of the tv. It may just be the photo, but the tv does not look level to me, which would drive me absolutely silly every time I looked.
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