Hello frandixon, First of all you really need to find another home for the picture. It's lonely and doesn't sit well in it's current situ. I would add a mirror yes but make it rectangular and something that is roughly wide enough to sit equidistant to the top of the wall and a 10cm gap above the dado rail. It wants to be slightly wider than the fire too so it frames the fire, so to speak. Or leave the picture and put another on the other side.. With the mirror in the middle. I think what would help it more is moving the TV away from the fire as you have two big black boxes in the room... People don't really want to focus on the television. Try to give the fire a focus... Even if it isn't traditional - it can still be a feature! Also you could possibly paint a slightly darker shade on the bottom half of the wall under the dado rail that compliments the colour above the dado rail - This then breaks up the room and adds another contrast. Also maybe move the side table and lamp to the other side of the sofa : ))

The picture shown shows us a example of a badly installed TV where no thought has been put into the interior design of that element in the room. I can almost guarantee a Technology Advisor was not involved in the project as they would have found a better solution for the finish. Sometime the area above the fireplace is the only space in the room the TV can go, and when its property thought out it can work.

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Hi - I can’t say for sure, but the plumber might be able to board that wall and gain a small void to sink the pipes into. (This might also give you a small shelf that could be useful). If you didn’t want to lose any space, another option would be to get a bath filler that fits onto the waste outlet. I have a grohe one that’s brilliant (I hate the look of taps!). Mine is controlled via the same valve as our over bath shower (on a wall). If you don’t have any wall space at all, there are other brands that have the controls built into the filler itself. Here’s one that I found: https://www.jtspas.co.uk/freeflow-bath-filler-click-clack-waste--overflow-70242-p.asp