Where to put tv...

5 years ago

We have a double sided stove dividing our kitchen and living room. We also built a half wall between the two rooms with the idea of placing our TV there. We don't want to place the tv over the stove and there are windows/patio door on all the other walls. Any recommendations on where to place the tv? We were thinking of a wall bracket that could turn the tv to face either room,but I don't like the idea of seeing the back of a TV. Then I looked up cabinets that a TV can go up and down into and turn 360 degrees, these seem very expensive and I don't know where to source them in ireland. Now we are considering studding the wall and having a TV wall mounted and can be seen in the living room only. Any comments or suggestions.

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