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My tv wall is missing something and is looking totally bare, any suggestions ?
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il y a 9 ansDernière modification :il y a 9 ansTv could use a slightly wider and taller console underneath. Think some rustic wood would warm up the space some. Kind of industrial chic. Check out Pottery Barn and even Pier One and World Market.
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il y a 9 ansYou might want to try a wall treatment to keep it looking clean but adding some interest.
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il y a 9 ansDernière modification :il y a 9 ansCheck out Ikea, they probably have some (3 or 4) cubes you could use as a base for it.
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il y a 9 ansI've attached a pic of a low console with a piece of natural wood on top. It adds a little height and more visual interest. There is also a vase with tall branches, bringing the eye up. Is there space on your console for something similar?
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il y a 9 ansStill like a photo from farther back to see the entire length of the wall.
Here is another idea. And if you can pick up an Ikea catalog that will also give you some options.
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il y a 9 ansCould add wallpaper. This is a sisal paper:
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