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50 Ideas To Decorate The Wall You Hang Your TV On

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Entertainment walls have become an important living room feature, and now provide stiff competition for the traditional feature fireplace. TV lovers want their box in pride of place to achieve the optimum viewing angle, so increasingly the lounge fireplace is being bumped to a side wall or corner adornment. This interior reshuffle leaves space to imagine a new living room feature wall with the TV at its centre. It also presents extra requirements for storage of receiver and recorder equipment, plus movie media, consoles and games. So how do we achieve a modern vista beautiful enough to take the place of a mantelpiece, and on what do we now display our treasured items?

This wall and base unit combo is mounted against a wood panel backdrop, which visually holds the entire arrangement together. The TV is mounted to one end of the long console, with the opposite side being used as the ideal place to display a few favourite art prints lit by designer lamps.

The wood panel behind this TV runs up against a tall bookcase of matching wood tone.

Due to the slimline storage space requirements of a media console unit, layouts can get creative. This offset alignment gives the illusion of sliding volumes, pulling away to leave display nooks.

This backlit television makes a feature of its woodgrain mount even when the screen is not in use. A block arrangement of media units to the side creates a place to display decorative and treasured items. Notice how the theme of the wall matches that of the living room chandelier.

In this living room, not just the television but the TV wall panel itself is backlit. The feature provides a lovely cosy glow, in lieu of a traditional flame fireplace. The low shelf at the base of the installment is reminiscent of a hearth too.

Wall mounted units are a popular choice for a TV wall. Uninterrupted floor space looks clear and tidy; the room looks more spacious and is also easier to clean. The LED lighting strip that runs beneath the upper unit in this particular arrangement adds to the look of weightlessness, as well as illuminating display items beneath.

This entertainment wall is made up of a floor standing base unit and a unique wall shelf that displays motivational posters on its surface and a small selection of books within a neat return.

If it’s a luxe look you’re after then how about mounting your TV onto marble effect panels. A side positioned modern fireplace on a low level wall mounted unit adds to the high-end finish, the transparent fireplace screen ensuring visual emphasis remains on the marble. Off topic, but those gorgeous nesting coffee tables help as well!

Running a backing panel vertically, all the way from floor to ceiling, creates the impression of a chimney breast when there is none.

Using two contrasting materials over your wall and storage volumes brings added interest.

Cat lovers can use the entertainment wall as an opportunity to incorporate cat ladders and feline hideaways. This cleverly constructed wall disguises a cat ladder as a set of casually offset shelves and a cabinet display nook. There is also a cat flap leading into a compartment within an adjacent cupboard.

No wall on which to hang your TV? No problem. Consider installing a half height room divide to hold your TV set. The home pictured here topped off the room divider with some internal windows to allow natural light to flow between two spaces.

You almost don’t notice the TV in this home beyond the plant stands. Dark window frames balance out the black TV set, and backlit display nooks draw the eye away.

A centrally constructed storage unit provides ideal placement for the television in this home.

How’s this for a modern take on wainscoting? Asymmetric geometric panels make a technological pattern over this TV feature wall, with one frame picked out in fluorescent orange.

The geometric pattern over this yellow accent living room has been marked out with tape then painted in. The TV is almost invisible against one solid black section.

A sectioned of exposed brickwork has been painted to contrast behind the TV in this blue living room.

Like optical illusions? Check out how this red paintwork has been applied to appear as a 3D box behind the TV, and the way pale grey sections of paint across the ceiling and floor create a nook with the adjoining bookcase.

TVs in the kitchen don’t have to be plonked at the end of a countertop either. This one nestles nicely where a run of wall cupboards have been brought up short. The bright yellow ones above pull the kitchen and the television area together.

Looking for a bold decor idea for your living room wall? Wood finish accent walls don’t have to be flat. This amazing wooden wall has been designed to mimic shattered glass, with each section of wood cut into a shard. The wooden ‘shards’ were then mounted not quite flush, so that each piece would reflect the light at a slightly different angle to achieve the desired effect.

Wood slat walls are another great way to give added texture to a woodtone wall. This one also incorporates sections of ‘living wall’, with plants situated right between the slats.

Grey toned wood has been spliced into a tile-like design here. The same wood tone is used for the door of a base console and a side unit that displays decorative crockery and wine glasses.

A concrete wall makes a dramatic partnership with wood tone.

Fans of the Tron movie should appreciate this blue lit technologically inspired feature wall. With colour changing LED lighting this setup could take on many looks. You can get wireless smartphone controlled led lights here.

The undulating line of these media units presents a place to put books and a dramatic display of decorative vases.

This book lover’s living room sacrifices a book nook for the TV.

Even though the television takes the centre spot in this living room, the books still take all the spotlight.

A painting is exhibited at one side of this nook to balance out the TV.

Lime green bookshelves stand out against exposed brickwork over this TV wall. The television is set on a concrete shelf, with wooden logs stowed beneath.

Coffee tables and side tables have been matched with the tone of this TV wall panelling.

This TV has been mounted to a towering chimney breast where large wooden slabs overlap one another, appearing like a huge work of art.

A reflective black backdrop camouflages glossy TV screen. The colourful stripe rug and scatter cushions on the sofa also work to draw the eye away from the powered down set and into the room.

How about this giant propellor to distract the eye from a blank TV set! This brick wall living room has some amazing features but the glossy TV setup with integrated speaker surround looks pretty awesome too.

A distressed chest with metal borders and rivets works well in an industrial style living room.

This offset TV console is balanced out by the presence of a bright modern accent chair.

If your home is short on storage, an entertainment wall can be an opportune place to incorporate extra units for possessions other than media consoles and accessories.

Wall clocks have long held court over mantelpieces, and they look just as good on an entertainment wall.

The black frame around this TV panel makes it look like part of the art gallery. If you like this look then check out these living rooms with large wall art.

Units create a chunky frame around this wall mounted television and speaker unit. Display shelves have been set inside the frame for extra visual effect.

This box shelf provides a place to sit a flat screen TV on its stand, along with a few more decorative items.

Split level console units present the opportunity to display large artwork or ornaments without the length of the surface appearing overly cluttered, and without large items or speaker units obstructing the television screen.

Sometimes modern fireplaces are still situated centrally, beneath a television set, but be sure to mount your TV high enough so that it doesn’t incur heat damage.

There’s no denying how effective a contemporary letterbox fireplace looks beneath a flat screen TV, but always check the manufacturers guidelines.

These unique planters make zen addition to this unique shelving unit, with one of them suspended right through the top surface.

Alignment and simplicity reigns in this white living room.

This highly futuristic living room has the TV mounted on a transparent dividing wall.

Blue lighting gives a crisp edge to this black and white storage wall that gives pause for a TV.

A minimalist unit is given a new lease of life with a menagerie of decorative candles and scattered tea light holders between the soundsticks.

When creating a TV feature wall, it’s worth investing in beautiful speakers.

These neat speakers take pride of place on a glass shelf over the TV.


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11 TV Wall Ideas That's Both Practical And Stylish

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Streamline your home tech with your décor style and maximise on space.

By Cynthia Lawrence

Cult Furniture

A well designed TV wall can make all the difference to your movie nights (nothing beats a widescreen cinematic experience) and serve practical living needs. However, once turned off, wall-mounted TVs can sometimes look like an eyesore, especially if unsightly wires or cables are on show which ruin the aesthetics.

Luckily, there are some clever and stylish TV wall ideas to conceal or blend your TV seamlessly into your home décor scheme. For example, in this TV wall unit (pictured above from Cult Furniture) the TV on the right hand side seamlessly fits in without becoming the focal point – it's the curated shelves which are the big feature in the living room, aided by the spotlights.

When we talk about TV wall ideas, an obvious choice is a media wall, which instead of a TV stand enables homeowners to mount their flatscreen television onto the wall to display other media, which could include speakers, gaming consoles, record players etc. Typically nowadays, a media wall is fitted above a pre-existing fireplace or with a new inset fireplace. Seek professional advice on installation, stud walls and electrics. Generally, media walls provide good storage too. It's perfect for small living rooms, it helps to streamline and organise an area, and it's an ideal way to maximise on vertical wall space.

'Recessing a television within built-in cabinetry always makes for a more considered look,' suggests Natalie Murray-Hurst, Interior Designer at Murray Hurst interiors. 'Incorporating your TV within a unit allows the technology to blend into the room scheme, so that the TV is not the central focus of the room. If, however, you prefer the simplicity of a TV mounted onto a plain wall, ensure cables are chased into the wall.'

However, you might just want to focus on mounting your TV in front of a feature wall – wallpaper, wall mural or clever paint effect – that will add interest to your room in a cohesive way. It's a more cost effective option too. In this case, invest in cable trunking and cable tidy boxes to hide unsightly wires.

Regardless of what TV wall idea you decide on, key considerations include the location, light or sun exposure, and if you have sufficient wall space on either side.

'When it comes to installing TVs in projects, we are definitely installing more and using some inventive ways to conceal them,' says Emma Deterding, Founder and Creative Director at Kelling Designs. 'Gone are the old days when everyone wanted to hide their TVs as they were big, ugly brutes. Now, in the right place, with the right care and with so many modern, designer-led options available, they can look quite smart.'

From savvy built-in solutions to stylish backdrops, here are 10 TV wall ideas to transform your rooms.

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TV wall idea 1: fireplace media wall

Arada Stoves

Placing a TV above a fireplace is often common, and this modern twist is simply stunning. The TV is placed above a contemporary fireplace, with a recessed design to display firewood. Designed in a bold blue colour this TV wall is eye-catching, and makes a real statement.

'An in-built electric fire offers a design led choice for the discerning homeowner, who wants to combine modern looks with the latest technology,' agrees Jon Butterworth, Director at Arada Stoves. 'Pair with a high tech flat screen TV to complete the feature wall and achieve perfect balance within the room.'

Pictured: Ellere Electric Fire, Arada

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TV wall idea 2: wooden feature wall

Designer Walls

Natural materials such as wood can make an attractive backdrop that can detract away from your TV. A wooden feature wall adds character and brings much warmth to the room. This decorative wood design is created from eco-friendly wood panels that are designed for internal wall coverings, making the ideal feature wall.

'Large TVs are desirable but consider the TV size in relation to the area of the feature wall. You want things to be in proportion,' advises Gary Walmsley, Managing Director at Designer Walls. 'Always consider your cables, often modern TVs only require power as they work on Wi-Fi – a recessed box behind the TV is very helpful when tidying up cables. If there are more cables such as HDMI etc., then a trucking in the wall is recommended.'

Pictured: Wooden Wall Panel (Latvia), Designer Walls

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TV wall idea 3: Cabinetry wall

Murray Hurst interiors

If you're not keen on a plain TV wall or lack space for a storage cabinet, why not combine the two? Build your cabinetry around your TV to utilise storage space, and create a great-looking display wall. It's particularly ideal for compact rooms.

'Recessing a television within built-in cabinetry always makes for a more considered look, I also believe it creates a more homely feel than just being mounted onto a plain wall,' agrees Natalie Murray-Hurst at Murray Hurst Interiors. 'To blend the TV even more, go for a unit in a deep colour to mitigate the black of the screen.'

Pictured: Bespoke media unit, Murray Hurst Interiors

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TV wall idea 4: Bespoke media wall unit to match your interiors

Falchi Interiors

If you have a décor scheme, create a TV wall to match your room style. You can either go for a matching colour or texture to suit your interior design. This stunning TV wall successfully complements the grey tones of this formal living room. Before doing so, there are some practical elements to consider.

'Positioning a TV on a chimney breast always presents difficulties but doesn't have to be avoided with a little planning,' advises Jaki Willson, Manager for Falchi Interiors. 'There has to be enough space between the flue and the TV (in this case we allowed 15cm), the correct fire rated materials need to be used for any housing and framework and vents need to be incorporated into the design to allow for air flow. '

Pictured: Maidenhead project, Falchi Interiors

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TV wall idea 5: Frame with floating furniture

IKEA

Whether you have compact or cluttered spaces, use your floating furniture to frame your TV. This eye-catching design consists of strategically placed floating storage above and below the TV, creating a quirky frame.

'Wall-mounting your TV can be a fantastic way to create an uncluttered, modern look in the home,' says Grant Robertson, Interior Design Leader at IKEA UK and Ireland. 'Start by deciding where you want to put the television in the room, testing out different heights and angles to find the perfect viewing experience.'

In addition, when furniture is lifted off the ground, it allows more light to filter underneath, giving the illusion of more space.

Pictured: TV & media storage, IKEA

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TV wall idea 6: Modular TV Unit With Storage

Shelved

This TV unit brings a modern, industrial edge to this living room thanks to its rectangular, grid-style appearance. Whilst the TV is centred, there are 10 open rectangular shelves for storing and displaying everything from books to photographs. The bottom level houses four double cupboards for keeping clutter out of sight. The TV seamlessly blends in here because the open shelving of the unit enables the grey wall to remain visible.

Pictured: Wakendale Modular TV Unit With Shelf Bridge And Low Cupboards with Additional Planter Boxes, Shelved

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TV wall idea 7: Luxury suede wall

Nila Design

If you want to add a touch of glamour to your TV wall, add a suede backdrop. This stunning TV is encased in a plush, suede feature wall with floating shelves and an entertainment unit. 'When encasing a TV in joinery, it’s important to ensure there is good ventilation so the unit does not get too hot,' advises Niloufar Lamakan, Interior Designer from Nila Design.

'I also used a suede finish wallpaper to give it a luxe look and had to make sure that the fire rating for the wallpaper was suitable. ' Ensure you check the guidance and use suitable wallpaper before encasing any electrical devices.

Pictured: Nila Design

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TV wall idea 8: Create a gallery wall

Alexander James Interiors

Complement the TV on the wall by creating a gallery wall around it. This recessed design by Alexander James Design positions the TV in the centre of the wall with built-in display units above and below, and framed pictures on either side.

Julia Clifford at Alexander James Interiors explains: 'Whether you are looking for a more pleasant way to hide cables or children’s toys, displaying memorabilia or your favourite keepsakes – a media wall can add a touch of elegance to what has previously felt like a bit of an eyesore.'

In addition, a gallery wall allows you to swap over your favourite pictures or artwork at any time.

Pictured: Alexander James Interiors

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TV wall idea 9: Disguise behind a fabric roller blind

Decibel Designs

If you want your TV to be discreet, you can hide it behind a vibrant roller blind. This elegant solution to concealing a Drawing Room television screen was designed by Sarah Wodehouse from Decibel Designs. The roller blind was made from a hand dyed and woven ikat commissioned from textile designer Ptolemy Mann.

'The blind fabric needed to be a suitable weight and structure to be able to be laminated,' shares Sarah. 'The minimum number of controls is desirable so with one touch the blind rolls out of sight and the television tilts forward, ready for selecting a channel.' A creative and more aesthetic TV wall design – so you won't even know it's there!

Pictured: Decibel Designs

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TV wall idea 10: Custom-built TV wall

Kelling Designs

If you want to keep your walls clean and untouched, create a custom-built TV wall instead. Such walls are more versatile and can be located anywhere in your space, with the right planning. In addition, you can customise with built-in storage, speakers or stylish LED lighting.

'If planned early enough into your design, plug sockets and aerial inputs can be fitted to be in a position where they will be hidden behind the TV,' suggests Emma Deterding, Founder and Creative Director at Kelling Designs. 'This can also be achieved using custom-built joinery too, with shelving being created either side of where the TV will go, and all the cables running behind the finished front.'

Pictured: Kelling Designs

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TV wall idea 11: Mirror, Mirror

Peter Staunton Design Studio

For those who would rather have mirrors above their fireplaces, TV mirrors are practical solutions. Once turned off, bespoke TV mirrors offer a clever way of concealing tech with interior décor. This way, the focus will be more on the décor style than the tech. This TV mirror solution designed by Peter Staunton Design Studio blends seamlessly into this elegant living room, without compromising on décor style.

Pictured: Peter Staunton Design Studio.

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A TV set in a modern interior is not just its constituent element, but a compositional center around which other pieces of furniture line up. Since most of the attention is riveted to this place, it is necessary to design it visually attractive and harmonious in relation to the rest of the details. Today we will talk about the most interesting wall design ideas with a TV, as well as how you can hide it.

How to choose and install a TV screen

There are not so many options for installing equipment: put it on a TV stand or any prepared plane, and also hang it on the wall. The second method allows you to save space and more smoothly fit the TV into the living room. But it is more difficult to implement - several practical points must be taken into account.

Watching TV should be as comfortable as possible. The installation location is ideally determined by the eye level of the beholder, and any deviation from the desired position can cause inconvenience. To determine this point, you need to focus on the height of the sofa and adjust the location of objects.

When installing appliances, consider the direction of artificial and natural light. Direct rays will create glare on the screen, thereby interfering with viewing. It is also best not to hang the TV on the same side as a radiator or other heating devices.

It is important to determine if the wall can withstand the intended load. True, the weight of modern models can only become critical for drywall partitions. It is optimal to mount the bracket on a concrete or brick base. In addition, it is necessary to determine the amount of additional equipment in order to worry about the hidden placement of cables.

After deciding the practical points, you can start designing the wall design. A black screen on a plain background without additional items will only look appropriate in a minimalist interior. In other cases, it is recommended to organize the space in accordance with the requirements of the design project.

Wall trim and decor

Partition with appliances can be distinguished as the center of the room by cladding it in a different way. Often, contrasting colors are selected for this, not being afraid to overload the room with bright patches - they will be balanced by the rest of the walls.

As an alternative, you can decorate the cover with paintings, as well as geometric patterns, smoothly outlining the TV screen around the perimeter. This method will fit well into modern style or pop art.

In addition to colors, the use of other finishing materials will help to create accents. For example, facing with decorative plaster, stone, cork surface, brickwork looks natural in modern interiors. Or traditional wallpaper with an ornament characteristic of the classics.

When using artistic expression, it is important to maintain a balance, as too bright details can distract attention while watching TV. The picture from the screen on a dark background is well perceived, especially in the evening. Light surfaces with an interesting texture will help maintain a sense of spaciousness even in a small living room.

The TV wall is an area where decorative elements can be concentrated. Wall photographs, collections of paintings, small panels or other aesthetic objects lined up around the center - the TV screen - look harmonious.

Panels and partitions

It is not always possible to arrange a suitable background for equipment that would visually highlight the area. To solve the problem, you can purchase ready-made panels or make them yourself.

They come in a variety of materials to choose from, from wood with a beautiful deep grain to a partition covered in leather or fabric. The latter options will bring a little comfort to the interior, but they are more difficult to care for due to the dirt-absorbing texture.

These panels can cover the entire wall or be placed locally, according to the parameters of the TV screen. At the same time, they are suitable for mounting shelves, thereby creating additional storage space. For example, a set of neutral shades looks beautiful against a wood background.

Plasterboard construction

Drywall products are often used in design because of the universal properties of the material, which is resistant to the negative effects of the environment, but most importantly - has good plasticity. With it, you can create not only frame structures, but also decorative elements of various shapes.

It is not recommended to hang a TV screen on a plasterboard partition, but it is possible to decorate the area around it with columns or stucco, especially if we are talking about an interior in a classic style.

Within the framework of modern trends, a monolithic plasterboard product with a niche for appliances or small shelves with decor and lamps will perfectly fit in. It must be remembered that contemporary tends to geometric shapes, which you need to focus on when choosing a structure.

TV in niche

Today, furniture with built-in appliances or one that requires a niche for its installation is in fashion. This solution makes it possible to rationally organize the useful area, storage places and visually hide the plasma.

The selected area can completely match the size of the screen or leave additional space for mounting backlight with decor.

You can create a niche with the plasterboard structures mentioned above, wooden frames or mirror tiles. They will create an unusual effect in the living room, doubling it.

TV in living room with fireplace

Once upon a time, in the pre-electric era, families gathered around the fireplace to warm up and watch the measured dance of the flames. The TV today plays a similar function, and the presence of these two objects at the same time causes an imbalance in the room.

There are two ways to solve the problem. Firstly, divide the living room into two zones - for entertainment at the TV screen and relaxation by the fire, preferably in different parts. At the same time, the fireplace can be real when it comes to a private house. It is recommended to fit the technique into the furniture, diverting attention from its modern look.

Secondly, you can buy an electric fireplace instead of an authentic copy, and place a plasma above it. Such devices have a modern design, thanks to which they will perfectly fit into any interior. True, they do not convey the charm of a real fire, but they will help diversify the living room.

Please note that the distance between two objects must be at least one meter. This is the disadvantage of the solution, since the screen is above eye level, which affects the convenience while viewing. You can purchase compact models or adjust the height of the sofa.

TV and cabinet

Despite the variety of hanging models, you should not discard the traditional version with a TV set on a furniture plane. It has its own advantages: for example, the level of seating, mobility and the absence of the need for installation.

Can be used as a wall support in spacious rooms or a small TV cabinet in small spaces. However, if there is no need for additional storage spaces, you can opt for a minimalistic version, since discreet subject content is relevant in modern design.

Electronics can be placed on any free space of suitable size, even a wall shelf. Here it is necessary to build on the principles of comfort and ease of use.

Illumination options

You can decorate the TV wall with the help of lighting. Despite the fact that direct lighting creates glare on the screen, local sources do not affect the quality of the picture, on the contrary, they help to design the area as aesthetically as possible.

The type of illumination depends on the base for its installation. Basically, these are cabinets or plasterboard structures - they are created due to the LED strip or spotlights fixed under the pedestal.

Lighting is used not only to highlight the TV, but also other objects located in this area.

How to hide the TV

This paragraph contradicts all the previous ones, in which the emphasis is on drawing attention to the wall with a TV screen. But there are situations when the equipment needs to be hidden from prying eyes and opened only at the time of use. There are several convenient options for solving the problem:

1. Sliding panels. A simple, even design, behind the facade of which a TV is hidden. To access it, just pull out the crossbar. Often combined with a furniture set.

2. Panels with swivel mechanism. A more elegant option that requires more space to turn the partition with the TV 180 degrees.

3. Mirrors. These can be doors or sliding panels with a mirror finish. A great way to hide the device and visually increase the area due to the reflection effect.

4. Painting. The screen can be placed in a frame, thereby disguising it as an object of contemporary art. Or block a niche with a TV canvas, opening if necessary.

Each of these solutions requires special skills to install, but the neat and beautiful result is well worth the effort.

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Warm wood or cold metal? Familiar wallpaper or newfangled 3D panels? Status stone or flirty mirror tiles? We talk about practical and stylish solutions for decorating the wall behind TV

TVs are getting thinner and lighter - and no longer require bulky cabinets under them. If you decide to hang your TV on the wall, the question about the design of this wall probably immediately arose.

We have prepared for you 13 practical and stylish ideas that will help you focus on the TV in the interior or, on the contrary, visually “dissolve” it in the environment.

1. Storage systems

If the apartment is clearly lacking storage systems, they can be placed on the sides of the TV or around it. A compromise option for those who do not like bulky cabinets and cabinets are several small hanging and / or floor storage modules.

The combination of a neat console or cabinet and a few open shelves will also not visually make the interior too heavy.

2. 3D panels

An excellent modern solution for cases when you want to highlight the wall behind the TV with a three-dimensional texture. Please note: modern manufacturers offer 3D panels in different colors: you can choose a contrasting shade or match the color of the walls.

3. Wood

Lovers of natural textures and natural materials can decorate the wall or part of the wall behind the TV with wood. At the same time, you can choose both natural wood and more budget options - for example, laminate.

An interesting solution would be to use wooden slats for finishing the wall.

4. Mirrors

For rooms that need a visual increase and additional natural light, mirrors or mirror tiles on the wall behind (or on the sides of) the TV may be a good solution.

Minus: reflection in mirrors can distract from what is happening on the screen.

5. Stone

Natural or artificial stone, brick, and gypsum tiles stylized as stone or brick are a great way to discreetly focus on the wall behind the TV and add texture to the interior.

An additional plus: the stone makes the atmosphere more status. Minus: natural material is often quite heavy.

6. Leather paneling

Leather or faux leather wall panels are another option that can add a stylish texture to the interior and make the atmosphere look more “expensive”.

7. Metal

Not the most common solution for wall decoration behind TV, which has a number of advantages: reflective surface, resistance to mechanical damage, ease of maintenance. Minus - far from every style of interior, the use of such material will be appropriate.

8. Nothing extra

Lovers of minimalism can leave the wall behind the TV empty. Or, as an option, place only one picture or poster on it.

9. Wallpaper

Wallpaper is a familiar, uncomplicated and often quite budget option for decorating an accent wall.

In order not to be distracted from what is happening on the screen, it is best to choose not too bright wallpaper without colorful patterns.

10. Wall mural

Wall mural, undeservedly forgotten by designers for a long time as a "relic of the past" and recently returned to fashion, can be an excellent design option and visual highlight in the interior of the wall behind the TV.

11. Gallery

Quite an up-to-date design of the wall behind the TV, which allows you to visually "hide" the TV screen in the interior, is a kind of wall gallery of paintings, photographs or even just empty frames.

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