new tv - old entertainment center
gkoch
10 years ago
We just prchased a new tv but cannot decide on an media console to hold electronics and cd/dvd. Were thinking Bout using a buffet for more "heft" in the space
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10 years agoI would agree about the Ikea suggestion. They make a great floating entertainment unit (besta - see my photo how I used them in my condo). It would really clean up the space and it can fit with a range of styles (mine is fairly modern)
As for the TV content we're here to give advice on decor not to judge the poster's choice in movies. Keep your morals to yourself. I didn't even notice the screen until I read the comment and had to look again.
gkoch thanked Brookedaylecooley
10 years agoThis is what I was taking about that we did from Ikea....still a work in progress, unsure about what I have sitting on shelving and unit but trying to minimize some.... 2 besta units under tv, doors slide open for storage on either end. then we partially framed with two lack shelves. Expedit units on side help make a break for a desk area on other side. Also, what is anyone's opinion on the stars, husband loves them, I am not so sure.
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10 years agoMore pix My apologies for what was on the last screenshot I didn't notice. Ive looked at some credenzas that I like will post soon
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