So how do you then decorate your mantel accordingly?
We’re sharing plenty of pro tips to assist you in doing so.
Glenna Stone, the founder ofGlenna Stone Interior Design, is also partial to art-like TVs.
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because you get the best of both worlds.
When displaying plants or branches, ensure they do not block the screenfunctionality is key here!
Below, designers share some additional tips on decorating a mantel with a TV.
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“This can look disproportionate and a bit odd,” she says.
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Clear Your Space
Take everything off of the mantel.
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Sallie Lord, a designer and founder ofGreyHunt Interiorssays, recommends aiming to build it up and creating height.
The first thing she suggests doing is addressing the walls on either side of the mantel.
Keep It Simple
Most designers prefer to keep accent pieces on the mantel to a minimum.
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Stone believes the simpler, the better since it won’t clutter the area.
She loves to use a set of candlesticks or a low shallow bowl.
“Additionally, avoid blocking the TV to maintain a clear view.”
Note that a bowl or trinket box can also be a great place in which to store your remote.
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