What are your suggestions for a TV wall

8 years ago

This corner is the only place a TV can go. What are your suggestions for the TV cabinet below it to make it look more attractive and fit into the room. I have many electronics that must stay in the right corner, and unfortunately, they won't work if in a closed cabinet. Maybe everything on the wall is what is so busy? Looking for suggestions!!! The white couch on the right is going to be removed, and replaced with one with low arms.

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
8 years ago
You can have glass doors that allow the controls to work and there are so many wireless options now.
teamaltese
8 years ago
I’d mount the tv on an articulated arm, so it’s flat against the fireplace wall when not in use, and pulled out to the angle desired when in use.
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auntthelma
8 years ago
Consider a custom built cabinet to hold the TV and electronics.

Also, if the TV is flat against the wall, you can move the sofas so that one faces the fireplace wall and the other faces the window and still have good TV viewing, but a better balance around the fireplace.
Snaggy
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
I use a IR Signal Extender IR Remote Emitter Receiver Infrared Repeater System ..Amazon .com sell them that way we keep all the electronics in a cupboard under the telly out of sight ..They have lots of different types
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Nanke Signature Group
8 years ago
Consider a corner cabinet with either glass doors or one with a discrete screen or mesh material on the doors which hides everything in the cabinet but allows all sensors to function through its barrier.

Happy shopping!