Tv above faux fireplace

I have had quite a few questions about how I covered up that giant black hole above the fireplace known to builders as the place to put a TV.

How to transform a corner fireplace by adding a wall and new mantel

While you may be very proud of your flat screen TV, there may come a time when you prefer it to be a bit more decorative than it actually is. Whether you want to hide

You have to see how this fireplace area was transformed into an updated farmhouse mantel.

Fight the urge, please.

When we first started building our house, where the TV was going to be was a huge debate. With such an open floor plan I didn’t love the idea of seeing a TV from every angle in the room. But #lee (my sweet husband for those new around here!) was adamant that we would want …

We are unofficially officially dedicating this week to the TV room. When it comes to TV size — bigger is better, right? Who doesn’t want a home theater? Well, let’s pump the breaks. The general rule of thumb is the tv should be about 2/3 of the width of whatever piece of furniture is anchoring it. […]

The ambiance of a crackling fire paired with the modern convenience of a television creates a living space that is not only functional but inviting. Gone are the days of choosing between keeping warm

ModVic - The Modern Victorian Steampunk Home like the corner tv idea with frame that swings out for access to cords