Creating a display area
kathrynmaryjordan
6 years ago
The recesses in this wall are deep - 64cm but I want to use them for displaying a few nice things as well as housing the television and a VCR player. Any suggestions gratefully received as I've been advised that shelves might look odd. The bottom recess will need to be used for logs.
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kathrynmaryjordan
6 years agominnie101
6 years agoI'd do the same. You can put objects behind too like the wooden plate in comegetme's picture. I quite like the idea of rustic/natural material etc to go with the logs something similar to the bottom pic. Just in case you like them, these narwhal sculptures could work in the tall left one
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6 years agokathrynmaryjordan
6 years agominnie101
6 years agoI think the depth will be fine. You could always paint the back a dark or warm colour colour which should bring the back wall forward visually. I'd just try it with any old accessories now and see what you think
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