JPHardy
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Separate room for TV viewing is the way to go.
Separate room for TV viewing is the way to go.
Movies watching or some annoying children programs , sure. But if I want to see the news while doing other things I don't want to go to News Watching Room.
Separate room for TV viewing is the way to go.
Like Piob said, the best thing to do is have a separate room for the television. But if you have to live in a tenement, maybe you could have a TV nook. Or you could pull the TV off the wall and stick it in a closet (if you have one) when company comes over.
Movies watching or some annoying children programs , sure. But if I want to see the news while doing other things I don't want to go to News Watching Room.
Nah, let's totally hang it at an awkward height over the fireplace and center the whole living space around it.
Nah, let's totally hang it at an awkward height over the fireplace and center the whole living space around it.
"Separate room" is under the same heading as "TV that looks like a mirror." Neither one of them is going to work for you, Foo, but it's just fun to keep saying it.
You live large in Manhattan. Us plebs in flyover have to flaunt some of the few positives we have once in a while and square footage is certainly one of them.
In other news, can't remember if I posted this, but new doors going in a week from today. Looking forward to having an open door in the bedroom in the cool season as there's nothing I love more on a Saturday morning than a 40 degree bedroom.
You don't need to add a room for a nook. The idea is that you dedicate a smaller part of your living room area to the TV and set up the rest for entertaining. A TV and a little couch don't take up much space. Maybe you can do it, maybe you can't. I don't know.
Eh. Theoretically I could squeeze in such space, but that would force other compromises worse than just including the TV in the living room.
Well, that's just marsupialed. Don't know why anyone ever thought putting a TV over the fireplace made sense.
Why not pout it inside a fireplace , that way you can have fake fire crackling away when you are not watching.