TV too high and too big?

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u/so1i1oquy 2h ago

Too high for sure. How big is it?

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u/No_Willingness5313 2h ago

Can’t say for certain but I’d guess 70” or thereabouts.

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u/so1i1oquy 2h ago

I sit eight feet from a 77 and it feels fine to me, maybe too big for some. The only thing really making this one seem big is it's perched on that mantle.

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u/adamjfish 2h ago

Too high. Way too big for that spot.

When did people stop hanging things that people don’t stare at for long periods of times like mirrors and artwork above fire places?

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u/No_Willingness5313 2h ago

Or having sitting rooms without giant tvs in them?

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u/adamjfish 2h ago

That too

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u/CarlWellsGrave 2h ago

Yes and yes

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u/No-Marsupial9232 2h ago

Anyone with any tv over their fireplace is high themselves

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u/Expert_Pressure_6092 1h ago

F me! You already answered your own question. Do you even use that fireplace? If not rip it out.

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u/TheDefiantGoose 1h ago

At first glance my eyes thought this was a rich, royal blue paint project (in process) and I was excited to weigh in on the bold color choice.

But no, it turned out to be a tv above a fireplace ...again. A tv so large, it has become the whole wall above the fireplace.

Does anyone know if there's an r/moderatesizedtvnotabovethefireplace? I want to see creative and elegant design solutions. I'm running out of Frank Lloyd Wright architectural videos to watch.

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u/op3randi 1h ago

Yes

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u/DDSRDH 1h ago

Winner. Winner. Chicken dinner.

Worst tv setup in the history of this sub.

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u/TheBonusWings 1h ago

Its never too big. But its def too high

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u/CDNCumShotKing 55m ago

Never too big

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u/East_Green_8598 2h ago

honestly if you cleaned the mantel it would be just fine