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bedroom tv wall

last year

Hi everyone! 🌸 I’m looking for some ideas for my daughter’s bedroom wall. (10’ceilings)Right now it feels a little plain, and I’d love to do something to elevate it—maybe wallpaper, a beautiful paint color, or another creative idea.

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    What does the daughter think?

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    She wants me to surprise her🤣

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    Show us the rest of the room. How old is she? Why not paint all four walls?

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    She is 18

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    Other side

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    Room

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    The room is very soft and pretty. What about painting that one wall a blue that picks up from the rug?

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    I will also add my 18 year olds room is also very simple but they have bulletin boards with photos of their friends and quotes they love and that really personalized it in my opinion.

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    If you’re feeling spunky you can lean in on the pale blue and do it on the ceiling as well. Benjamin Moore Bunny Grey is a soft cloud like light blue that isn’t baby boy blue.

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    It's a really pretty room with all of the windows - so much natural light!

    It would be nice to do something similar to the room below. The head board for the bed is similar to your daughter's. The below bed makes me want to jump in it!


    Adding some textures to the room would be nice (like in the above photo). Also, you could purchase some wallpaper and frame it out with picture frame moulding (instead of putting it all over the room):



    You can make only two large ones on each side of the bed (I've seen that done in many photos) - or you could add the picture frame moulding like they did in the above bedroom.







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    Love that thank you💕

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    When designers create these beautiful white rooms they never explain how difficult it is to get that briliant, light airy white on white look. They don't tell you that the room was photographed with studio lighting or photoshopped to brighten the space.


    Sadly when we try to create the look we end up with something that doesn't really reflect the photos we were sold.




    This room is crying for color and contrast (or flood lights).


    In real homes we need to give the white something to be brighter than so it appears whiter.




    As for the TV wall - yes - it also needs color, but I usually place the TV in a bedroom up higher so you can watch it comfortably white laying down. How does your daughter watch tv in the bedroom? If the TV is higher, you could place a few things on the dresser as decor items instead of just a small display on one corner.


    Is this room decorated based on the colors your daughter loves? Is light gray blue her favorite color? Does she just want blue and white or does she want to mix some warmer color in (yellow, peach, coral, reds)? Does the artwork speak to her or was it just what matched the carpet?


    Does she love zebras or sloths or horses or surfing or flowers or butterflies or . . .







    Does she love the silk/dried flowers or would she prefer a sculpture or vase or dish that speaks to her






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    Some shelves. She can put her favorite things on them.


    It seems that there's room for a chair somewhere in the room. Not necessarily in the same location as this pic.




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    The ceilings in the room are pretty high (about 10–11 feet), so if we mount the TV higher she’ll have to look up, which isn’t very comfortable. The TV itself is already large, and the room overall is big. Her inspiration is LoveShackFancy, but she doesn’t want it to feel over-ornate or full of bows, more of a soft, elevated take on that style

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    Thank you so much for all of your recommendations

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    The TV height as it currently is mounted is perfect. I wouldn’t change that. Maybe another lamp on that side would be nice at night.

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    Rules only work when properly applied.


    Height of a TV is generally described based on people sitting on a sofa and having the correct ergonomics to watch TV and not strain your neck.


    As you recline backwards your viewing angle changes with the reclining angle of your head.


    The further reclined you are the higher the TV should be and the further angled it should be to provide the same viewing angle as when sitting on a sofa..



    This is why I suggested finding out how the daughter positions herself when watching TV and placing the TV in the ergonomically correct position. based on the appropriate measurements.


    Few people sit as upright on their bed as they do a sofa and the bed is generally at a different height than a sofa, so the sofa based formula is completely wrong for determining TV height when viewing TV while laying in bed.



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    Maybe add decorative molding.