Wall behind TV inspiration!
Mike L
6 years ago
Hello!
I've just bought some new furniture for the living area in my kitchen/living area. The walls are currently white so pretty much a blank canvas but as you can see the room needs finishing off.
I am not sure whether the large blank wall behind the television would be better in a different colour or if putting something on the walls, like floating shelves across the alcove, would create a better effect.
Any suggestions on this and otherwise putting together the finishing touches much appreciated!
Thanks!
I've just bought some new furniture for the living area in my kitchen/living area. The walls are currently white so pretty much a blank canvas but as you can see the room needs finishing off.
I am not sure whether the large blank wall behind the television would be better in a different colour or if putting something on the walls, like floating shelves across the alcove, would create a better effect.
Any suggestions on this and otherwise putting together the finishing touches much appreciated!
Thanks!
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ysgf24
6 years agoSome herb garden pics. You could do this on wall behind sink. Handy for watering and cooking!
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Susie Campbell
6 years ago
rachelmidlands
6 years agoI think a dark colour luxury wallpaper would look gorgeous here. Was trying to find something that would compliment your fab coffee table. Here’s a few of my favorites just taken from Jayne Clayton’s website (not affiliated btw).
http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/product/sweetpeaflock/84460
http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/product/scale/97061
http://www.janeclayton.co.uk/product/tenebreuse/111425
Also think you need a rug under sofas and coffee table.
Daisy England
6 years ago
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minnie101
6 years agoHi. 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!
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