Wall Behind the TV Inspiration

Posted by on Tuesday, February 21, 2012 · 2 Comments 

Bam! Option #2 for the wall behind the TV is now up this place

As promised, I’m sharing some of the inspiration rooms that I found around the Web. Hopefully some elements from these rooms will help solve my dilemma about what to do with the wall behind the TV in my living room. I tried to find rooms where the TV used a stand and was not wall mounted. Let me know what you think.

 

This inspiration room feels so light and airy with the white walls. While the plant and statues provide anchors, the painted table turned TV stand prevents it from being weighed down and the large portraits float toward the ceiling.
eclectic TV wall galleryVia Houzz // Desire to Inspire

 

This black and white gallery wall is very organic and the sprawling frame arrangement lends to a a free flowing ameoba shape that balances the offset flat screen TV.
gallery wall behind the TVVia Emily A. Clark

 

I love the neutral pallet of this gray gallery wall behind the TV. The frames in various shapes and textures also keep it visually interesting. Here, the TV here functions as piece in the gallery.
living room TV wallVia The Bella Life Blog

 

These glossy black frames around black and white photographs echo the glossy frames of the flat screen TV, again, making it part of the display. The television becomes an ever changing work of art.
decorating the TV wallVia Lonny Magazine

Cheers,

G

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  • Nicki

    I think this looks good, but the functionality isn’t there. MY eyes would want to keep wandering over the pictures and woudl lose concentration on the tv part. May be a distraction? Looks good though – but I like the idea you had with the rectangles better. More subtle and when you watch tv, you won’t be wondering “what’s in that picture”.

  • http://www.gwynnemurphy.com/ Gwynne Murphy

    More updates to come. There still hasn’t been any real progress with anything attached to the wall. 

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