Ideas for bare wall behind TV
I'm looking for any ideas for the bare wall behind my tv. I was thinking some floating shelves but then not sure what to put on them as I don't want the living room to look too cluttered.
Any feedback welcome.
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Comments (8)Hello, You can have a look here for some ideas, perhaps there is a style of artwork you might like. http://www.houzz.co.uk/projects/users/konvalinadesignstudio We would happy to create something specially for you in the dimensions and colours to fit the space the best. Depending on your budget sometimes commissioning original artwork is not as costly as perceived. I would be delighted to give more precise idea if interested. Best of luck...See MoreWall behind TV inspiration!
Comments (13)Hi. It looks a nice space. I'd also go for wallpaper, perhaps a teal grasscloth for some texture. If you want art I'd probably add a set of 3 prints over the top as the tv looks quite low. I'd add a plant to the left of the tv with that gold sculpture and then a couple of framed photos on the other side. Maybe an arc lamp for some height. I'd lighten the sofas with these ikat cushions and just one rectangular mustard velvet on each sofa. Use a light grey faux fur throw on one sofa for some texture (last pic!). Maybe a couple of decanters, a rustic bowl and a book on the coffee table. The 5th pic is a rug btw!...See MoreTV Wall Ideas/Arrangement
Comments (9)I agree with E D, I’d move the unit over a little so it’s not overlapping the architrave which may give you room for a lamp. Personally I’d have a little gap between the tv and unit. I’ve just added anything but some colour in the art would draw your eye. i added a darker paint colour to disguise the tv but I think you’d need to do the door too. I’m not sure art is needed but have included it...See MoreAny ideas for a blue accent wall behind TV?
Comments (13)I also think it looks like Stiffkey blue - it’s lovely. I’m also a big fan of a similar colour called Breton Blue - it’s a Dulux colour that used to be in their Timeless Classics range (not sure if that exists anymore), but is available to be mixed in their trade paints from a Dulux centre....See Moresaz_34
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8 years agoHi. I think the easiest way is to paint the ŵall a dark shade as Kerry suggested. If you're not keen on that maybe think about painting the unit so there's not such a contrast between the black and white. You can also add art on the ŵall. This pic isn't what you're looking for as its a little busy but gives you ideas re using art. You could also add a floor lamp in one corner and an accent chair in the other so your eyes are drawn to them. I'm not sure the unit is big enough for a table
amp but think of adding a taller accessory to draw your eyes to that.
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Have you ever considered a real interesting eye catching piece of art work to really brighten up your living area I think a select piece of art would really make the room stand out, add interest and add a great talking point to the room....
Please check out my website if like the idea and please get in contact, commission work is also welcomed so if you like a particular style I can do in a select colour palette and size but with this it can only be done as a original piece and not a print.....but all prints i can do to the same size or smaller than my original paintings, so lots of options..
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