Modern living room
Claudia Chad
5 years ago
Hi all!
I'm having trouble deciding what to do with the wall behind the tv.
Should I paint it or do a different wallpaper? I want it to have a modern/chic/pinterest feel.
Above the couch I'm thinking of hanging a canvas of one of our wedding photos but not sure if it will make the room look "heavy"/full? We're planning on replacing the coffee table for something more of a modern design as well. Couch looks too empty I think. What kind of pillows should I go for?
On the wall with no wallpaper I'd like to put a mirror.
Any suggestions wpuld be appreciated!!
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