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1. • • But according to experts, it's time you stop arranging your furniture around your television. "TVs work well when they're positioned off-center so they won't become the focal point of all social interactions," Nidhi Kapur, founder and CEO of Maiden Home, explained to Apartment Therapy.
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2. lifehacker.com › it-s-time-to-stop-arranging-yourIt’s Time to Stop Arranging Your Furniture Around the TV

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   • The TV Challenge
   • Alternative Focal Points
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   In an ideal world, we’d all have separate living rooms and TV or family rooms, but many of us don’t have that luxury. If you only have one space in your home where people can gather and relax, you might not be able to just ditch your television. But you cande-emphasize it, at least when you have guests: 1. Hide it. One option is to hide the TV when...

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   Look, if you have an enormous television dominating the room, people are going to look at it even if it’s turned off. That’s just human nature. If you want a more people-focused room, give people something to look at other than the TV—an alternative focal point. The most obvious choice for an alternative focal point is a painting or sculpture or ot...

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   The final piece of the puzzle when it comes to making your living room more of a people space is creating a vibe that encourages conversation and personal interaction instead of staring at the TV. The goal is to create “conversation circles,” seating areas where two or more people can easily talk while sitting comfortably. This encourages not just ...

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   If you’ve ever hosted a party and your guests spend the bulk of their time in your house staring at your TV, you know the problem: TVs can get in the way of conversation and other meaningful...

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   Oct 17, 2017 · These days, we tend to arrange living rooms with one thing in mind: making sure everyone can see the TV. But what’s ideal for television watching is often less than ideal for another time-honored living room pastime: conversation.

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6. 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 · When a room needs to serve both as a place to socialize and get a little screen time, a corner media center is great way to go. Putting the TV on an adjustable arm or swivel stand extends the view to both sofas and the dining room table.

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   May 22, 2024 · The best way to arrange living room furniture with a TV is to select the focal point, the main purpose of the room, and plan for foot traffic. There are several options that may fit your living room and TV setup: U-Shaped Furniture. L-Shaped Furniture. Segmented Furniture and Wall Mount.

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   Is it time to stop arranging furniture around a TV?

   • Since a room's focal point usually sets the tone for furniture placement, most homeowners arrange their furniture around the TV for easier access to the black box and an uninterrupted viewing experience. But according to experts, it's time you stop arranging your furniture around your television.

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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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   Should you put a TV in your living room?

   • Moreover, having the tube as your living room's focal point will dictate all social interactions in your living room. For instance, if you've some guests over, they might spend the majority of their time being distracted by the TV rather than engaging in meaningful conversations.

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   How to decorate a living room with a TV?

   • Floating layout: If you have a living room with many windows but not enough wall space to anchor your furniture, opt for a floating furniture layout. Float your furniture a few feet away from the walls to create an island in the center of the room with a TV mounted on one wall.

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   Can you put a TV in a narrow living room?

   • (This room could still function for TV watching, too, provided you’re willing to mount the TV over the fireplace.) One way to make this work in a narrower living room is by placing a bench across from a full-sized sofa, as seen in this interior from Ash NYC.

   How to Set Up Your Living Room (Without a Focus on the TV)

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   Can you watch TV in a living room?

   • But what’s ideal for television watching is often less than ideal for another time-honored living room pastime: conversation. In this post, I’m focusing on living room arrangements that are less amphitheater, and more intimate, cozy spots where you can have a lovely fireside chat (and maybe also fit a television, too).

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   Oct 22, 2024 · Over the years, interior designers have recognized several simple, easy-to-apply principles that work to make your TV look good in your living room. Just follow these common-sense rules, and you'll find that arranging furniture—with or without a TV in the picture—isn't so scary after all.