What is the width of the wall space where the TV will be mounted? Have you considered having a floating console for below?

Similar ????? Really take a pic of your wall post here in a comment . We need actual context not some random space .

I’ll be moving into a home with this exact layout I’m a few months, don’t have exact measurements yet unfortunately. I’m just looking for some ideas right now. Yes a floating console below sounds nice, thank you!

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Lots of windows for natural light which is great. On the 2 walls shown in your photos, is there any wall space between the windows that is wide enough for a 55-65” TV?

I don’t have exact measurements until I move in unfortunately but I think that size should fit where the tv wall mount area is. I’ll of course measure before I purchase our tv. Just looking for ways to spruce it up a bit decor wise.

You might want to look at Samsung The Frame TV. I like being able to display "art" when not using the TV, instead of seeing a big black rectangle. The new models also have matte screens which work great with glare in a room. They hang really close to the wall when you use the brackets that come with the TV and it only sticks out 1". You can also display your own photos.

Here is my 75" The Frame TV.

That looks great, thanks for the suggestion!

Google images for ”TV Wall Ideas”. You can do any shelving, any colors, any background, any configuration. There are some beautiful designs out there. You can narrow it down by saving pics you like.

Or you can just mount the TV on the wall and put a cabinet or table under it.

Go for a 65” TV if you have the room and if the wall design you choose allows it. Some of them are not much more expensive than 55” and I think most Samsungs have the picture app (but check before buying if you want that). At some point, you will want 100” TV, unless your room is very small. (They are too expensive and heavy for me now.)

Thanks so much, I like that!

It looks like placing the TV, over a console, between the two windows in the first photo might be your best bet. See a few ideas below on what your space could look like once decorated.

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Absolutely! The Samsung The Frame TV is indeed a fantastic choice for those who appreciate both functionality and aesthetics in their living spaces. Here are a few more points to consider:

1. **Art Mode Customization:**

The Art Mode feature on The Frame TV allows you to choose from a vast collection of artworks and photographs. It's a great way to personalize your space and set the mood, even when the TV is not in use.

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Samsung offers customizable bezel options for The Frame TV, allowing you to match it to your room's decor seamlessly. This adds an extra touch of personalization, making the TV look like a framed piece of art rather than a traditional electronic device.

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With an optional Art Store subscription, you can access an extensive library of artworks curated for The Frame TV. This subscription provides a wide range of choices, ensuring that you always have fresh and inspiring visuals.

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In addition to artworks, you can display your personal photos on The Frame TV. This feature allows you to showcase your favorite memories and moments, adding a personal touch to your home entertainment.

6. **One Connect Box:**

The Frame TV comes with a One Connect Box, allowing you to connect multiple devices to a single, discreet box. This minimizes cable clutter and contributes to the clean, sleek look of the TV.

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Overall, The Frame TV combines cutting-edge technology with an elegant design, providing a versatile and visually pleasing addition to any room. It's a perfect solution for those who want their TV to seamlessly integrate into their living space and double as a captivating piece of art when not in use.

Large original artworks are an excellent addition that gives character to any space. Good luck and enjoy decor !

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I take it you're going to hang your TV on the wall between the kitchen/ living room dining room between those two windows measure it it looks like it would fit there and you could have a floating cabinet or a little little Council there you might have to hang the TV about 40 in from the floor so it's not too close to a console table but not clear up to the ceiling

You don't have to float the dining room table on the floor so you could see the TV if you're going to watch it for yourselves and that you could see it from the living room