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How does a tv fare over a fireplace? Is the heat a problem?

10 years ago

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PRO
Copper Leaf Interior Design Studio
10 years ago
The heat is only a problem if you do not follow the manufacturers recommended "non-combustible" space requirements. Start with your fireplace selection first to determine how high you need to go- recessing a TV is a good way to protect it as well. Its perfect for a cozy movie night!
mattysgram
10 years ago
What is the disc shaped wall decor over the book shelves?
PRO
Copper Leaf Interior Design Studio
9 years ago
The disc shaped artowork are burnished pieces of metal to resemble aged copper- by Arteriors

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