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Couple questions….Was the stereo console damaged or why was that removed?

Can you take a few more pictures with better light like that last photo?

The stereo cabinet was sagging in the middle of the unit. It was old and came withe the place

Ignore the mess. I was doing a zoom workout

I love your rug. I would move the TV to wall where you had the stereo unit. Hang a console under it. Don't paint the FP wall. Get a great piece of art about the size of the fire box for there. The TV is too high where you have it over the FP.

We are so sorry for flooding! Take it slow. Love the suggestion to move the tv and add a floating console.You have a great space, nice furnishings. Don't rush.

I like the previous idea if that works with your TV connection. Nice space!

Place the TV and floating shelf to the left of the fireplace. This will allow you to install a much larger TV screen in the room.

Install art over the fireplace.

Are these styles ok with my present furniture?

IMO get the TV off the FP replace the cabinet beside the FP with a lower one and wall hang the TV there on an articulting arm if it needs to be adjusted for good viewing the middle of the TV screen at eye level when you are seated is the proper height . No matter what else you do that TV has to be movd .

@ShoeBaroff if you are asking if the consoles pictured go with your furniture the answer is yes

There are multiple outlets close to the floor. Is there a reason for a floating shelf style vs one with legs to the floor?

A floating console will give the illusion of more space in your room. I would suggest that if you do that you bury the tv wires in the drywall behind the shelf so that they are not visible. You could do a long thin console with legs, too. Beneath that you might place two upholstered cube ottomans that you could pull out, as needed, for addition seating. But a benefit of hanging the tv on that large wall is, as others have said, a larger tv! Go for it! And…good luck with your repairs. Sorry to hear of your flood.

I wouldn’t paint the fireplace navy, as it will break up the room visually and really not add anything, while a large piece of art will connect the room and be more dynamic.

Whether you decide on a floating shelf or console, either won’t make a big difference, as long as the console doesn’t feel too heavy (don’t suggest a larger tv). My feeling is that a shelf may feel lost on the wall, while a console will help ground the room (plus you get storage). Tape out difference lengths and see what size is most appropriate and look for a style that doesn’t feel heavy. Suggest a wood tone that complements kitchen cabinetry, to help connect the two areas visually and to create a nice flow.

You are overwhelmed with furniture and knick knacks. Get rid of the vase, ottoman, metal bird, and the stuff that you have on your shelves. The posters suggestions for floating cabinets are to help offset the heaviness of the room and make it look more spacious. If you end up replacing the furniture, go with smaller furniture (not over-stuffed chairs and couches).

The shelf is leaving. I just haven’t taken it down yet. Rest of the furniture is staying for now. Small table could move once I get a console Getting estimates for moving the electronics.

Also I don’t think that some of these cabinets work. I have a deep Sony receiver and a large Bose subwoofer