What style and colour under-TV cabinet?
Replacing the TV cabinet and getting rid of large speaker. We have several different woods in the house. Not sure what colour wood to buy for cabinet. I know the house looks very “country” but trying not to go too much more that way. I’m thinking black to match TV and stove… or cream to match sofa table and dining room set. Or even light wood to match maple kitchen cabinets and all other trim?
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4 months agolast modified: 4 months agoyou did't reveal the entire wall of the TV in your post.
Would you conside painting just the Fireplace Wall/Mounted TV a Deep Rich color so it disappears into the wall... then choose a dark painted console for the components if necessary.
Navy, Deep Green, Black (TriCorn, Graphite...) Lower the TV to centered 45" off the floor.
...face the sofa toward your focal point, the Fireplace and TV.
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Thank you for your comments. I moved in with my partner and our furniture is a mishmash of styles. The layout is the best I could come up with in this small home. No other place to put my daughters piano either. So I’m just looking for an opinion on style/ colour of under TV cabinet so as not to make this room look any busier.
As I am in the middle of taking down Christmas decorations, I’ll add some pics I found that might give you an idea of this open-concept home.
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4 months agolast modified: 4 months agoI think I’d go with a lighter wood, and a bit of a rustic feel.
This one is Mexican pine, just showing as an example:
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