Should I get a tv stand or a console table for the art?
Hey, I am debating if I should get a narrow tv stand for my mounted tv or a low profile console table for the other wall with the picture? There's not much room between the couch and the wall and I don't want the room to feel cramped. If I don't get a tv stand, I will hide the wire, obviously. What would you all suggest?
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5 months agolast modified: 5 months agoMaybe a floating console under the TV?
Electrical/cable outlets installed near the TV/console and the speaker(?) in the corner where the window/plant are will hide the visible cables.
Adjust the TV height, if needed, so the TV can be mounted flat to the wall rather than angled as it is now.
Kendrah
5 months ago
Maureen
5 months agoOf the two, suggest a console under the TV. Hard to suggest a style, but your room feels earthy/modern.
The art can stand on its own, but if you want to add something, keep it low so you don’t have to raise the art. A bench is a good choice, with a slightly modern feel to complement the art.
bichonbabe
5 months ago
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3 months agoA long, low console under the TV, might work really well in your space. However, we think another console or bench could work under the artwork too. Below are a few images with consoles that might just help you more.
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