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Rina
7 years agoArt is all you need on that wall. You could introduce colour with the art, but I fancied the b/w. When you lift the TV you will have a bit more space to liven up the table below it. And I think a small black sidetable between the chairs would make them feel more comfortable and companionable.
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groveraxle
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decoenthusiaste
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
shirlpp
7 years ago
PRONandina Home & Design
7 years agoTiffany Sahaydak
7 years agoThanks for the feedback! Really helpful!
Furniture arrangement was a little challenging for us...we decided to not make the room about the TV. Hope this works aesthetically because I like how the kids or guests can be open to the whole room when sitting on couch instead of being closed off by sitting directly in front of TV (which is how we initially had it). I can chat with them while I'm in the kitchen. Thoughts?
decoenthusiaste
7 years agogroveraxle
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoI think the arrangement is fine. You might try shifting the entire
seating arrangement, rug and all, away from the window so it's more
centered on the TV. It would be more aesthetically pleasing, I think.
You could put a sofa table behind the sofa with lamps.
PROLewis and Company Construction and Design
7 years agoI would make the TV float on a reclaimed/roughsawn wood accent wall to add some contrast/interest like we did on this wall. Website is not finished yet but you can message us through Facebook (palletwooddesigns.com) email us info@palletwooddesigns.com or call 501-249-6060 to inquire about what we have in stock. Current stock is reclaimed barn wood, Repurposed palletwood and rough sawn cedar.
Tiffany Sahaydak
7 years ago
PROPoovi Art
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