Decorate Around a TV Using 4 Easy Steps

Don't have a large, expensive TV entertainment center? Try this budget-friendly method instead to decorate around your TV. In just four easy steps, you'll have a beautifully decorated TV wall.
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STEP 1: BUY/PAINT A TV CONSOLE
We bought our TV console on Facebook Marketplace for just $35! It was in great shape but needed some TLC, so I painted it white.
If you already have a TV console but it is outdated, a fresh coat of paint goes a long way. Tip: paint your console white. I paint most of my outdated, wood furniture white, and it always turns out nice.
If you need to buy a console, I suggest checking out thrift stores or Facebook Marketplace, if you want to get one for a good deal.
STEP 2: ADD A PHOTO GALLERY WALL ON EITHER SIDE OF YOUR TV
Adding a gallery wall can be a super budget-friendly option if you buy frames cheaply. I bought my 11x14 frames (for 8x10 photos) at Walmart.
Then, I printed black and white photos at our local CVS.
Tip: use black and white or sepia toned photos for a more elegant look.
STEP 3: ADD PLANTS OR CHAIRS TO CREATE BALANCE
After you add photo frames on either side of your TV, you'll notice it becomes a bit unbalanced if your TV console is small.
To give it a more balanced look, add something like plants or chairs under the photos.
I chose to add plants with plant stands because I had them on-hand. I just moved them from one room to another. Shopping your own home is a great way to save money.
I really do like the addition of plants because it adds some life, literally, to the room.
STEP 4: ADD DECOR ON TOP YOUR TV CONSOLE
If you have a high-hanging TV like me, then you'll have a large gap between your TV console and TV.
If you leave the console without any decor, it will look a bit funny.
Add some fun decor, like candlesticks, a basket with photo books, or flowers.
I love the end result, and am so happy with how it turned out!
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Suggested materials:
- TV console (Thrift find)
- Photo frames (Walmart)
- Printed photos (CVS)
- Plants & plant stands (My house)
- Additional decor (Home Goods)

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Jeg77813197 on Feb 03, 2023
Where did you get your candlesticks may I ask. They have a simplicity that I haven’t been able to find.
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