How To Decorate Tv Wall – Decorate around the TV and line the shelves on each side with books, photos and maybe even VHS tapes.

Due to the thin but roomy TV, our entertainment center went to Goodwill and was replaced by a more efficient console. Based on all the large units in retail stores, I know many other salons have gone through the same evolution.

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It wasn’t a bad change, but we were left with a big black box and tons of wall space. That big blank wall taunted me the first two years we lived in this house.

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Then, when we decided to add a TV to the bedroom wall, I had to face the challenge a second time.

Knowing how hard I struggled, I thought it would be helpful to compile a bunch of options for you!

Whether you’re decorating for a wall-mounted TV or a console, I think you’ll find some inspiration as you scroll down!

In our living room I solved the big blank wall problem with a large gallery wall of C. I used 32 of the IKEA RIBBA 11×14 frames that were $6.99 when I got them.

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To fill them, we’ve chosen 32 fun fonts and used the letter G (from our last name) over and over again to create a cohesive gallery showcasing different typography styles.

We printed them at home so the only cost was paper and ink which helped cover the cost of all the frames. Hanging identically, they create a huge work of art around the TV.

Maggie from Maggie Overby Studios also tried a black and white approach around the TV, but chose to use mainly family photos with a few sketches.

The all-black frame moves your eyes instead of just being drawn to the TV. As with the printing option, you can print artwork at home to save money!

How To Decorate Around A Tv

If black and white isn’t right for your space, you can still get a great look with color photos. For our master bedroom, I surrounded our TV with photos of my favorite buildings in Tulsa.

In addition to the photos, I used some air plants under the TV to add some life.

You can find wall planters at Target or similar ones at CB2 (affiliate links). Targets have bad reviews reporting breakage which I also noticed in the store, so even though I found a package that looked ok, I might be better off buying the CB2 in the long run.

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Jenna from Rain on a Tin Roof had the best idea! He painted a black frame on the wall that completely covered the television.

I love that she chose white frames with matte white to draw your eyes away from the TV. Very clever! Here’s a dramatic before and after of her old TV gallery, so don’t miss it!

If you’re like me and are fascinated by absolute order and linear arrangements, Rachel from This Is Our Bliss can help us get into the amazing things that can happen when you mix things up.

He used a large sculpture above the TV and then a mix of mismatched black and white frames that work perfectly together.

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It’s another step, but even if you have a linear type-A personality, Angela from Blue Eye Style provides a complete guide on how to create an unconventional gallery wall.

As a bonus, he included the great idea of incorporating thermostats and alarm panels into the gallery!

Jennifer from Dimples & Tangles shows you don’t have to overthink matching frames or uniform art.

Like people, gallery walls can be beautiful with a combination of colors, shapes and sizes. I think the key to this is centering the big picture as a focal point on the TV and working from there.

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Although the wall may seem random at first glance, you can find many purposes as the black frames balance each side.

I don’t have a picture of my final idea, but I think it would be awesome to do a wall of vintage oil paintings in large frames around the TV.

So, are you feeling inspired to decorate your TV or have you already implemented your own perfect solution?

Don’t forget to pin this post to your decor and living room for easy reference when tackling your wall!

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In 2013, Melissa founded Polished Habitat to share her passion for the intersection of style and functionality to make everyday life more beautiful and less stressful. She does this by sharing easy home organizing tips, home decor tutorials, and creative ideas to help readers think outside the box, no matter their budget. Her work has appeared in print in Better Homes & Gardens magazine, Room to Create and online on HGTV, House Beautiful, Buzzfeed and more. In 2018 and 2019, Melissa was named a Style Maker by Better Homes & Gardens. In 2019, Polished Habitat was shortlisted for the Amara Blog Awards for Best Interior Style Blog – International. Read more…No built-ins? No problem! Today I’m sharing my progress on our cozy modern living room. I recently styled our TV wall with affordable decor to create a beautiful, functional space without built-ins. I’d like to add shelves to this room someday, and I’m currently building this huge wall! If you have a similar setup or are looking for modern coastal design inspiration, I hope you find this post helpful. I’ll share media consoles and budget-friendly finds for decorating around your TV.

If you have an open concept home with a large TV wall like ours, you probably share my preference for storage. We solved this problem a year ago with the IKEA media console!

We previously had a small cabinet that looked too small on this wall. One of the most important things I’ve learned about interior design is the importance of scale, and in general: go big!

Check out my post on the IKEA media console, or if you need something similar with lots of storage, check out my post on building a very wide media console. On the other hand, if you’re shopping for a smaller space or prefer a different look, check out some finds:

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We had a different olive before, but again, the scale was too small. The space next to the TV always bothered me that it was not filled. Big wood still feels airy, but the extra height and width make a big difference (see this article for a comparison).

On the left, I wanted to include something to warm up the corner near our family photo gallery wall. I’ve been eyeing this bamboo blanket ladder for a while, but I was worried it would be too small.

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I hope you find this post helpful. Do you have built-in shelves in your living room or just a blank wall like mine? I’d love to hear your favorite way to style your TV wall! When it comes to creating a focal point in the living room, Architectural Digest always seems to forget one thing: the television. While TV-less living rooms with huge artwork and large fireplaces look great, they don’t reflect the reality that 99% of our living rooms are centered around the TV.

And why wouldn’t they? The living room is built for comfort and relaxation, and entertainment usually goes hand in hand with both of those things. While televisions are essential in any modern living room, the unfortunate truth is that they aren’t that pretty to look at when they’re not in use.

Unless you’re willing to pay $3500 for a Samsung frame and create a gallery wall that has to “hide” the fact that you have a TV, you’ll want to find a way to make your TV wall a little more interesting. look This is where the TV accent wall comes into play and there are two different ways you can do it.

Today we’re going to break down some of our favorite ways to create a TV accent wall, from a vertical wood bar TV wall to a concrete TV accent wall and some other ideas you might not have heard of!

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While marble is having a “moment” in recent years, its timelessness is undeniable, and so are wood accents. Marble and wood combinations, when done right, can create a backdrop for your TV