How to use this blank wall and space!?

2 months ago

I love my living area but have a huge space and blank wall as I walk in. I’ve thought about a sideboard but not sure if it would take up too much room. I also have no plug points there and don’t want anything to get in the way of the tv. Any ideas much appreciated!

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HU_6597
2 months ago
Could you get the tv to work the other side.. then could put a chair or pair of x2 single grey chairs along the wall there.. sure others will have more practical suggestions.
Kate
2 months ago
Can you change the door so it swings onto the wall rather than i nto the sofa? I think both the wall behind the sofa and the wall you are referring to need art, perhaps a few large pieces or a gallery wall.
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Lynn Mallon
2 months ago
You could go for another plant (real or good fake) for top shelf above TV to soften and pull the alcoves together.

I would agree with Kate that both walls just need some artwork, maybe smaller ones above the sofa and a large piece for the blank wall.
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Xenas Interiors
2 months ago
Hi there,

Looks like a great space! I would put a large statement art piece there. Or even an amazing black and white photo?

Kate

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Ellie
2 months ago
When I look at the 4th pic it looks like it's missing a sofa on that wall, is the green one a pair stuck together? If so, could part be put on that wall.

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How to use this blank wall and space!?

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