MassiveJim
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Sorry for poor quality pictures they were pulled from rightmove.
We are hopefully completing on this property next week.
One of my main priorities will be the living room.
I will have access from floor above to run cabling in the ceiling to make life easier.
My current setup is a 65" OLED TV with 5.1 system, my front speakers are B&W DM603 S3s with matching centre, so they are quite deep.
I did have a floating wall which was removed for sale of current house.
I don't want full on batcave (or even part batcave tbh) I want a normal living room that is centred around the TV, but the L shape is giving me a headache.
according to rightmove the room is apparently 5.2 x 5.2m.
The wall to the right of the TV has 2 very big windows on it, and there is only about 5cm of wall between the window and the wall with the TV on it, as my first thought was to build a false wall there and hide all the Av stuff(speakers included) behind that.
But I'm not even sure that is the best wall to have the TV on yet.
What do you think would be the best way to lay this room out and make best use of it.
We are hopefully completing on this property next week.
One of my main priorities will be the living room.
I will have access from floor above to run cabling in the ceiling to make life easier.
My current setup is a 65" OLED TV with 5.1 system, my front speakers are B&W DM603 S3s with matching centre, so they are quite deep.
I did have a floating wall which was removed for sale of current house.
I don't want full on batcave (or even part batcave tbh) I want a normal living room that is centred around the TV, but the L shape is giving me a headache.
according to rightmove the room is apparently 5.2 x 5.2m.
The wall to the right of the TV has 2 very big windows on it, and there is only about 5cm of wall between the window and the wall with the TV on it, as my first thought was to build a false wall there and hide all the Av stuff(speakers included) behind that.
But I'm not even sure that is the best wall to have the TV on yet.
What do you think would be the best way to lay this room out and make best use of it.