Need help, where do I put the tv?
I have a 85 inch TV and I'm planning on mounting it on the wall but can't decide where? If I install it in the entrance it will mean no great entryway to house and if I install it on the other wall it's a smaller space and not so open? Tried to show how it would look if I were to replace with smaller couches for the non entrance wall setup. All advice is appreciated! Thank you
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Comments (4)I think that technology can take over a space easily, you are lucky to have acquired all that you need for a real home theatre but in doing so you have lost some family in that space. To counteract that and have the best of both worlds, being a great entertainment hub for your husband to enjoy the footy etc, answell as a nice lounge that you can unwind in at the same time is do-able. Those two windows are a great feature that keep it cosy, but the window treatment just doesn't work with the rooms main function. A viewing hub. Remove the drapes to the floor and replace with a fitted timber Venetian blind, so you can darken the room or direct. The light as necessary to watch the screen, at the same time can open them up when required, then run a low line timber unit wall to wall under the window, it may need to be made but if it's the only thing tou need to do, and will make such a huge difference, it's worth the cost. Have doors perhaps with mesh inserts so you can house the tv equipment, speakers etc, the tall speakers can fit aside the tv itself, and that way you create a bench across the entire wall for your lamps on one end, some picture frames at the other etc, the timber blinds would tie in your unit, and coffee table, declutter the floor,improve light and best of all, add personality while emphasizing your great theatre....See Moreneed help finding the right pro to hide our TV
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last monthLove your second layout, find a gorgeous chair or ottoman for corner near window, a coffee table, textured rug , and artwork something like the sculptural artwork in the photo for wall near couch. Could look gorgeous.
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Large artwork on the wall near your entrance would look beautiful and just finish off the room.
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This is a guide from manufacturers about best viewing distance for televisions. Your 85” recommends 2.6m to seating.
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