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Blank wall behind tv

10 years ago

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What can I do with the blank wall behind the slightly angled tv? It will be difficult to get to once anything is installed so dust is a concern. I know you all will fight me on the angled tv, but it is staying where it is :-) Just looking for suggestions for behind the tv to warm it up and not make it so stark looking (plus, I need to cover more of the bright wall paint - it came out a bit brighter than planned). Looking forward to your input.

note - think Chip & Joanna Gaines

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sandradclark

10 years ago

Not crazy about any art around a TV.

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decoenthusiaste
10 years ago
I think the fish is enough decor there.
Cor
Original Author
10 years ago
I agree about the fish tank - that is just a temporary home for the tank! I am looking for ideas for on the wall - wall decor.
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Cor
Original Author
10 years ago
Any other suggestions out there? I need help! :-)
Tim Burris
10 years ago
Have you thought about mounting the TV on the wall? If you used a mount that allows the TV to come out from the wall and angle in the same direction, you could then push the stand flat against the wall. Just a thought.
Heather
10 years ago
Could you post a pic of the whole wall? I was curious about the space of the long wall
Cor
Original Author
10 years ago
jck910
10 years ago
Actually you don't need anything on wall behind TV. A large piece of art over FP and the candles is enough for the whole wall. You are beginning to get a cluttered look.

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