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1. www.thespruce.com › where-to-put-your-television7 Tips for Where to Put Your Television - The Spruce

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   6 days ago · It's always ideal to put the TV at eye level. This is best so that when you are seated, you're not straining your neck or eyes by looking up or down to see the screen. Usually, the best height to mount the TV is about 4 feet off the ground. Then multiply the diagonal width of the screen by three to determine the best viewing distance.

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2. www.livingcozy.com › blog › where-to-put-the-tv-inWhere to Put the TV in Your Living Room: 8 Options

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   Oct 29, 2024 · 8 Ideas for Placing a TV in a Living Room 1. Above the Fireplace. Placing a flat-screen TV above the fireplace is classic living room setup and with good reason. When you wall-mount a TV, you aren't taking up precious floor space, and this TV placement just looks great, whether you have a small or large TV.

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4. www.tomsguide.com › how-to › interior-expert-revealsInterior expert reveals the common TV placement mistakes you ...

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   May 24, 2024 · Before you do however, we spoke to Zara O’Hare, interior expert at Land of Rugs, to find out the 5 common mistakes with TV placement — and how to avoid them. 1. Too high on the wall

5. www.homesandgardens.com › ideas › living-room-tv-ideasLiving room TV ideas – 10 ways to style a TV to perfection

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   Aug 1, 2021 · A family room or living room is the ideal place to put a TV, as opposed to a bedroom. Think outside the box, and consider ways you can disguise a TV. Built-in cabinetry that allows you to hide away the TV behind sliding doors is one option, or you can get creative by investing in a unit that doubles as a TV – and a space to display digital art and photography.

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6. www.houzz.com › magazine › new-this-week-8-ways-toNew This Week: 8 Ways to Place a TV in a Living Room - Houzz

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   • Keep the Lines Clean. Designer: Julie Bledsoe of Dwell Designed Construction. Location: Chattanooga, Tennessee. Size: 285 square feet (26 square meters); 15 by 19 feet.
   • Split the Difference. Designer: Jenifer Wiley (interior design) Builder: Zachary Luterman and Brian Donovan of Zachary Custom Homes. Location: Plano, Texas.
   • Create Calm. Designer: Jenny Baines. Location: Lake Oswego, Oregon. Size: 437 square feet (41 square meters); 19 by 23 feet. Homeowners’ request. A comfortable, not-too-precious living room with a timeless, quiet color palette that alludes to the water that surrounds the home.
   • Right Angles. Designer: Farnaz Harouni. Location: Los Angeles. Size: 333 square feet (31 square meters); 18 by 18½ feet. Homeowners’ request. A light, bright sanctuary in which they could relax and spend time with their two young boys.

7. www.homify.com › ideabooks › 126948810 Great ways to feature a TV in the living room! | homify

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   Aug 28, 2016 · Those who are still a little bit resistant when it comes to incorporating a TV in the living room can start small with something small. In this way, you can enjoy your favorite series or movies in the comfort of the living room chairs , without the television screen overwhelming this environment.

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   How do you put a TV in a living room?

   • Give a TV prime position in a living room For a true cinematic experience, give your TV prominent placement in your open-plan living room. Incorporate a plethora or seating options for the whole family. ‘You need different kinds of seating,’ says interior designer Linda Eyles.

   Living room TV ideas – 10 ways to style a TV to perfection

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   Where should you put a TV?

   • A family room or living room is the ideal place to put a TV, as opposed to a bedroom. Think outside the box, and consider ways you can disguise a TV.

   Living room TV ideas – 10 ways to style a TV to perfection

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   Should you put a TV wall in your living room?

   • A TV wall is a great option if your living space is small, and you want your entertainment center to be one of the main features in your living room. When it comes to placement, Jess Harrell advices, "Place the middle of the TV at your sitting eye height so you don't have to look up and strain your neck." 3. Off-Centre

   Where to Put the TV in Your Living Room: 8 Options

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   How to choose the best TV in a living room?

   • Built-in cabinetry that allows you to hide away the TV behind sliding doors is one option, or you can get creative by investing in a unit that doubles as a TV – and a space to display digital art and photography. Remember, the best TV in living rooms, are the ones that suit your individual needs, so don't be swayed by any one else.

   Living room TV ideas – 10 ways to style a TV to perfection

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   Where should a TV stand be placed?

   • If you don't want your TV to be the center of attention in your living area, you can place a TV stand in the corner of the room. While it works well with larger TVs, ultimately, it will suit a small television best. As corners tend to be darker areas of a room, this location will mean you are largely avoiding a lot of bothersome glare.

   Where to Put the TV in Your Living Room: 8 Options

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   Is arranging furniture in a room with a TV a challenge?

   • Arranging furniture in a room with a TV is among the greatest design interior challenges. I've always been envious of those who have rooms devoted exclusively to watching TV. Most of us don't live that way — our rooms need to do double, triple or quadruple duty, and accommodating a big screen with all manners of living is tricky.

   How to Arrange Your Room for TV and People, Too - Houzz

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9. www.houzz.com › magazine › how-to-arrange-your-roomHow to Arrange Your Room for TV and People, Too - Houzz

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   Oct 14, 2011 · If you’re lucky enough to have a room used solely for lounging and watching TV, a setup like this is perfect. A sectional facing a screen with ample space to put up your feet is the family-room equivalent of a screening room. The dark wall and ceiling create more contrast so images are crisp and clean, and the low-positioned TV means never ...