How to Hang and Arrange Your TV | 10 Most Common Interior Design Mistakes

Have you ever questioned how to hang a tv? Whether you jumped right in or wondered if you were doing it right, let's take a look at the way most people place their TV and TV console and find out how we can FIX IT! Where you hang your TV often becomes the focal point of your room... and you know how I feel about a magnificent focal point!
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[@kristenduarte4661]

I just can’t thank you enough for addressing the tv like it’s a real thing, instead of pretending it’s just a maybe for real homes. We like our tv! Everybody we know does! We can’t make it disappear, so how about we do the RIGHT thing with it?!? And you don’t pretend it’s possible in every situation to put it somewhere other than over the fireplace. Sometimes, it’s just the best place! Love it. Love your channel!

[@lonefox]

Thank you so much Rebecca for the sweet words & constant support over on my channel!! 🤎 I’ve been watching your videos for years so it was pretty exciting seeing myself in the video 🥹🤩

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Hey Drew, fun to hear from you. I have enjoyed watching your journey here on KZbin as well. I’m so impressed with your design skills and love how your home is coming together. Every video has an element of surprise and the finished product is always so beautiful. You remind me of myself at your age… not afraid to try something new, determined to find treasures… even on the street 😂 and able to pull off magic (as it were) in everything you touch. Wishing you continued success in your life and in the homes you touch. I’ll bet your mom is really proud of you Drew. I know I am 👍🏻 RR

[@lauriehume3395]

❤ Drew

[@user-qu3us9fv2t]

I would love to see a collaboration in the future, I can imagine such amazing work together. ❤️

[@marymeyer6578]

Love Drew and Rebecca’s content as well.

[@rudescachristiaan4294]

I' m a fan of Drew just as I'm your fan too.

[@saraheck7898]

Rebecca, please consider doing a "Part II" for us Maximalists. I'd love to know the rules above/beside the tv. Thanks! 😊

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Good idea Sarah 👍🏻 RR

[@okashi10]

I think you treat the TV like it's one of your many pieces of art surrounding it, but also need to make sure it is at an appropriate height and location for viewing.

[@obsessedwith_christmas]

What a good idea!

[@paula6446]

These videos showing actual “real people’s” homes & mistakes are soooo good! TY Rebecca.

[@julianielsen1885]

Rebecca I’ve been following you and Drew. I love both of you r channels! I think I am such a fan because you both provide suggestions that are not always at high designer prices.

[@cindicarter483]

I love that one of my favorite designers shouted out another of my favs. It’s like your mother vibing with your mother-in-law! All the feels! 🥰❤️

[@sonyamilamrollins6698]

Who is Drew?

[@ednajewell491]

Rebecca, I've admired you & Drew for years. It was so nice to witness you & Drew acknowledge one another! Class!

[@brendagraybeal2543]

I think this is the only time I have ever seen anyone address the tv. Thank you.

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Me too Brenda. Trust me, this topic was not originally on my list... but after viewing over 300 fan photo submisions I felt like it need to be addressed. Hopefully you found a few ideas and design principals you can consider in your own home. :-) Rr

[@brendagraybeal2543]

yes I did,@@rebeccarobeson1

[@dscox8568]

Big Tv the spouse’s choice 🙂loved the furniture suggestions to pair with the tvs. Hiding wiring for tv should include hiding your router/modem. Great advice as always!

[@megweiss1736]

This is a very helpful video. You always address the design problems we all are dealing with. Thank goodness televisions are flat now instead of the big horrible boxes they used to be. 😊

[@rebeccarobeson1]

TRUE THAT Meg. Back in the day... we all had big tube TV's and the problem was much worse then :-) BTW (Hello My Friend) 😘RR

[@megweiss1736]

@@rebeccarobeson1 🥰

[@babyjinspire]

Thank you for this!!! I agree with everything you shared. My hubby and I had a debate about the size of our living room TV. I wanted a 65"maximum as it was going to fit nicely between 2 windows. My hubby wanted 85" (which leaves no wall space between the TV and the windows 😂). Neither of us was going to back down... but eventually, we met in the middle and landed on a 75" Samsung Frame TV. It still allows for wall space, while also allowing for a larger furniture piece to fit underneath. I still think 65" would've been perfect aesthetically... but hey! At least we're still married 😂

[@angieteng2664]

I like problem solving sessions. I feel like these situations are similar to mine and I definitely learned from some mistakes. I definitely love your high ends make over houses, but I feel like I don’t have that huge space nor the money to purchase the items in the house. So it’s nothing personal. I appreciate your efforts to make your channel more practical! Love it❤❤❤

[@joedevitto6113]

Lots of great fixing ideas , and just simple to make it look so much better ~ Very helpful Session Rebecca ~

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Thanks Joe. I'm so glad you were able to glean some helpful ideas here :-) RR

[@nichole4055]

Enjoying this series so much! You are so kind and gentle with giving the suggestion and delivery of the “mistakes”. Another reason we love you!

[@TheOnylove]

That is so sweet of you to shout out Drew from Lone Fox. I just came from his Marie bedroom reveal. Has has such great taste and ingenious fixes/design placements!

[@ritakrzyminski6407]

So glad to hear you mention Drew at Lone Fox. From the first time I saw him I thought “Drew and Rebecca need to meet!”. Two designers with different styles, but both very gifted.

[@savoiamarianna]

Rebecca you are simple the best .i love your design .

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Thank you hon :-) RR

[@levik12]

Hi Rebecca, I stumbled upon your channel while surfing through costal furnishings ideas that I needed for my Malibu home and now I just can’t seem to stop watching every one of your videos and ideas, also really love your charm and humor! Thank you.😎

[@lynneross319]

Back in the 90s the cabinet housing the TV was a godsend. I could shut away the ugly black box. The Samsung frame TVs are a modern approach, but sadly my husband wanted the bigger and technologically better TV. Personally I hate it, but what can you do? It’s all about compromise and I get my way with all the decorating decisions. So thanks for addressing this issue.

[@Br4dley758]

I was so happy to see my living room featured, thank you so much for your input! You recommended a larger console -what about a built in that went the entire width of the wall Love love your videos Sandy

[@michellewinkler3985]

I'm really happy to see this important topic! My son is legally blind and has to sit about 6' from the TV. That being said, we have FOR YEARS had out TV mounted so when he is sitting on his favorite bar chair stool right next to the TV it's at his height (he's about 5'5") I was so happy so see that I passed your test! I have a large mossy green TV cabinet with 4 glass doors, and a just slightly smaller TV mounted above the wall above it. My husband has wanted a larger TV and I have always said no! it would be too big for the cabinet underneath! LOL (I cannot believe people cram their necks to look up for hours! Chiropractor time!!!!!)

[@michellewinkler3985]

six inches from the tv not six feet !

[@stephaniegrieser1020]

I really enjoy seeing you comment on people’s homes in this series. I’d love more like these!

[@irdivr8347]

I'm the one who wanted the 85" TV and sometime in the future we will get a 98" TV. So glad I clicked on your channel, before making a mistake with the TV surround design in our new house. I'll be signing up for your design series.

[@vivian9803]

Drew always thinks outside of the box and that easel television stand is really amazing! Great video and tips, as always, Rebecca. 💗

[@pippadawg7037]

But Drew didn't invent the TV easel concept.

[@missypin7520]

Of course it’s the man wanting the bigger tv! 😂 Thank you for your content!

[@m.denonsens]

I stumbled onto your channel today, and really enjoyed this video and in particular the positive, fair way in which you explain errors and fixes, with humour, kindness and firmness! You’re a great presenter. Thanks.

[@kitty0530]

I know I'm late to the video, but what sets you apart from other channels is that you're acknowledging that not everyone has the budget or living space to hide their TV if their space is small and there is no spare room in the house for it. Instead, you are showing how to incorporate a TV into the space so it blends with the decor around it. When I enter someone's home I expect to see a TV. My brain doesn't go to "hide that thing!", but I do notice if the proportions/balance is off. My console is longer than the TV and the TV is centered on it, (sitting on the console). It looks balanced and a part of the room. It felt natural to set it up this way before I even clicked on your video so I'm pleased to see I did the right thing!

[@yamigonzalez50]

Thank you Rebeca I am learning a lot!❤

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Love that! :-) RR

[@praisingirl]

This has been very encouraging. You put words to my gut feeling that my tv is out of place! I was told to not put a tv over my wood burning fireplace in our new dining/family room. We are avid football fans & our large family comes for lunch & the game on Sundays. My only wall wide enough is awkward! Between kitchen doorway & window. Placed it high to see over island with tilt stand which can turn toward either rm as needed..works great but need to do something asthetic to frame it in. I should just enter a pic & face the embarrassment. 😉

[@donnabuckner2689]

I wanted a 55" TV, my husband wanted a 65". We got the 65" and I'm glad we did! The livingroom is big and the 65" is almost too small! I did pick out the console, serveral inches wider that the TV! (Thanks Rebecca!)

[@valentino_1786]

I lost it when she mentioned drew I watch him all the time 14:11 brought me peace to see she like his designs.

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Awwww Valentino... I'm so happy to know Drew and I share a similar audience :-) He's amazing! Reminds me so much of myself at his age. Doing everything myself and turning every room into something fabulous... and on a budget! :-) RR

[@valentino_1786]

@@rebeccarobeson1 hopefully u see this too but I started my house renovations starting with the Christmas season with my grandmother when I was very young and knowing that you are a big Christmas head like me just makes me anxious for your season decor vids in the fall. I’ve Been following since that video you did on your house in San Diego i believe a few years back. Most of the influence in my home is thanks to you so thank you for giving me new perspectives in each video I watch

[@lovelylangers]

I looove this series and I love Drew. You two should totally do something together and if you did, I might just have kittens!

[@dianejohnson7235]

Another great lesson on how to mount you TV appropriately!!! I love Drew at lone Fox!!! I am already subscribed!!!

[@paulr555]

Excellent thank you Rebecca. An intelligent yet still understandable explanation of TV location and surroundings in the home.

[@lynettamurdoch5443]

I’m so glad you mentioned Drew and his TV solution. It’s one of my favorites. I left him a message about you. Thank you for this video! I’m going to order a clock mount outlet asap. Also need to find a way to mount the TV so it doesn’t stick out so much. We couldn’t center it because the available studs weren’t in the right place so had to put it on a board that was solidly mounted to the studs. Maybe there’s some kind of metal piece that could be used instead? 🎉

[@denisemccarthy9560]

Good morning from Arizona I am the one who wants the bigger tv. I love that you are addressing this issue. I love all your ideas.

[@girlart9]

Thank you Rebecca. Sometimes I see exactly what’s wrong in the examples and the easy fix. Other times, all I know is “this bothers me”, don’t know why, and then voilà! You fix it. And it actually makes me feel better! 😁

[@susanpera2131]

Love Lone Fox. Drew is amazing. Thanks for promoting his channel! Love your suggestions.

[@dawnwesterbeck346]

Who doesn't know Drew at lone Fox? I never miss an episode of Drew's!❤

[@lkmiha]

For so many years I am watching you…. And you always succeed to enrich my life!

[@mamacat3263]

I have to mention your shirt. It reminds me of the Seinfeld episode with the puffy shirt. Thanks for all the advice. You're fabulous!

[@ameliaclark5792]

I love Lone Fox he’s so very talented. Thanks for giving him a shout out.

[@Claire-yz4hx]

who would expect Rebecca to mention lonefox! I love his channel too!

[@KathrynElenbaas]

I can’t believe you recommended Drew of LoneFox. I-just discovered him and am so charmed by his style, love for his family and he is fearless in what he tackles. That you recommend him impresses me even more with you. So generous. You have veryifferent styles but are so similar in what inspires you and family, etc. ❤

[@lynnblanchard8856]

Great reminders. Next year we are doing a shell of a house and this helps. Are those subway tiles in your kitchen. And I love your cabinets

[@gerridagostino6726]

He’s also one of my favorite and I watch his channel pro podcast often as I do yours! Love you both and your creativity

[@julieeichner8322]

I’m a girl and I have one TV. It’s a 77 inch Sony Bravia! It’s large but I love it!!

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Good for you Julie... I knew when I made this video I'd have a bunch of feedback. Just let me say... I love your perspective. Embrace your large TV. You love it and that's all that matters :-) RR

[@valeriehowden471]

My husband checked online for a buyer's guide to find a tv for our current family room. It gave him the maximal dimensions based on viewing distance. It's a normal sized tv which was easy to center with floating shelves on either side. I want a pair of deeper floating shelves underneath for tech gadgets and a DVD collection (yes, we still have those things). He's a keeper for the modest tv selection and his electrical handyman capabilities to hide the cables!

[@KandaceMaier]

Drew's designs are AMAZING! (So are yours!!!)

[@leonagleigmiles6840]

Love this video - great feedback and so useful to learn both what not to do but also what TO Do . Thank you Rebecca !

[@irenetovar7756]

I discovered Lone Wolf by accident approximately one year ago. Love to watch him. He is so talented as you are also. Thank you for all your tips.

[@paulajames6149]

Love that you gave Lone Fox a shout out. His style is so different than yours but also beautiful.

[@MountainMama1]

My husband definitely prefers a larger TV than I do!!! No question about it. haha.

[@mariannedressler6784]

I just love these videos! So helpful. I love Lone Fox too!!!

[@lindabirkes-lance8915]

Thank you for another informative video, Rebecca. I just got furniture moved in, but haven't found all of my artwork for my living room so I'm not ready to do a photograph. I have never had a fireplace before and am excited that I have one now. HOWEVER, it is a corner fireplace. A while ago you asked if we would be interested in having an instructive video on furniture placement around the corner fireplace. I sincerely hope that you are planning to share ideas with us on that subject sometime in the future. TIA

[@reggie9334]

I love Lone Fox as well as your channel ❤. Also this series is fantastic I’m learning so much. Thank you

[@anisasultana3983]

Thank you so much for this series , I’m learning a ton of things ❤ I have changed the piece of furniture under my TV now it’s larger than the TV . It has made a huge change in my living room ❤

[@mariablanco1955]

i lov😊you Rebecca and everything you do!!! I could watch you all day ❤❤

[@dianacarr5515]

Lol ... my husband and I fuss over TV size and placement. As you said, his motto is the GRANDER the better and he loves having the TV as the focal point. I prefer a much smaller TV and hidden so something more decorative is the focal point. Our compromise is TV hung over a large hutch and are planning to frame the TV so it looks like a piece of art. I run music with beautiful lanscape/wildlife scenes (Tim Janis has a great collection!). Even when I turn the music down the imagery is beautiful, refreshing and seasonal! 😊

[@patwilkinson2182]

Love your channel as well as @lonefox . Great content on both channels 😊

[@ladykemma3]

the easel is brilliant!

[@Teresa-xq5ut]

Your videos are fantastic! I've learned so much. Btw, I too love Lone Fox's channel. I've been following him for yrs. I don't really have his taste but he does an amazing job.

[@brinta19]

Can you make a course on what you learnt about Construction and The Construction Industry, please please please please Please? I recently joined your Design Sessions and needless to say I am ABSOLUTELY LOVVVVVVING it. On the sessions where you explained how you became a Designer, you said at some point you had to learn about the Construction side of things when your friends asked you to help them build their house from the ground up. I think your knowledge and experience from that aspect would be immmmmmensely helpful. My request that you either make a Design Session on that or a whole course on it, if there is a lot to share. Pretty please, and Thankyou from the bottom of my heart for the Fabulous work that you do. 🙏🏼

[@sorbabaric1]

Love the photos and suggestions. If I was Beth, I wouldn’t have a TV in the bedroom. That would be an easy solution.

[@raquelkthomas]

Hi Rebecca. I’m loving your sweater!

[@cindybath6492]

Love the top you’re wearing- went to the Cabi website but couldn’t find can you share? 😊

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Sure Cindy, I do wear a lot of Cabi clothes but I also buy when I see something I like. This top was purchased from Saks 5th Ave ... on line :-) RR

[@cindybath6492]

@@rebeccarobeson1 I love Ty so much

[@nicolehalvey8197]

Love, love, love watching these! It brings me to a question after really looking at my family room and it’s oddness….the wall with the tv is shorter than the wall with the couch…so are you supposed to align everything to the shorter wall? Width is shorter

[@geraldreta5939]

Thank you Rebecca for very practical and sensible tips with aesthetic value.

[@lovetheson6715]

Another well done video!! Learned so much!! You look great! 👍

[@marciadiaz7179]

Love this series! Love Lone Fox as well!

[@lisanetgark415]

Great advice! One side note….I dislike immensely the TV above the fireplace. To me it takes away from the focal point of the living room.

[@comicus6769]

I thought I was the only one in fact I hate looking way up at a TV. I feel like a patient in the hospital straining my neck.

[@Yeolde777]

Great to adress this. There is so many sleek tv stands now too, and I dont like centering the tv between same kind of objects. I'd rather have tv on one side and a record player with speakers on the other side or some plants.

[@micheleblumenstock6986]

Love these "helpful" videos! I learn so much! Thank you!

[@12365498760]

I have a small space that we are calling the "den" I was the one who wanted a larger TV, however it is currently sitting on 2 saw horses with a board. A small refrigerator to one side and my quilting design board on the other side and to top it all off a heating duct above it all. This was a wonderful episode because the areas that can be impacted by some of your suggestions will definitely be implemented. I will make a point of getting some before and after photos.

[@samanthacardimon4600]

One of the greatest design tragedies was the advent of the wall-mounted television. Particularly the extended arm thing. If you must have a TV the size of a Mini Cooper, please follow Rebecca’s suggestions.

[@KO-D00M]

I personally agree… I find it to be quite the eye sore! I opted for a projector because it can be “huge” without all the extra doohickeys. But to each their own.

[@katbyrd9299]

Been watching Lonefox for years !! Love Drew and YOU 🩷💚

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Thank you Kat … I’m sure Drew appreciates it… as do I 🥰 RR

[@Donna-vh5ym]

Bravo Rebecca. 👏 👏 👏 I've always wondered how you put a tv above a fire burning fireplace without burning up the wires. I know that sounds crazy.

[@Reflectionsofjoy]

Thank you for this video. I have a non related question. Can you tell me what tile you used for your backsplash? I love it!

[@selasmama4499]

Thank you sooo much for the very real, practical and clear advice! I subscribed.

[@TinaAnn.]

Guilty! As you discussed each photo, I could relate with all of them as I have 6 TV’s in my house (man thing 😉). Thank you for this timely video. Love you!❤

[@rebeccarobeson1]

You are so welcome. Happy to know these tips were helpful for you 🙏🏻 RR

[@debs1717]

Love that you took time to make this video. This is the first like this I’ve seen. What would be helpful if you addressed how many inches above a console the TV should be placed and how many inches should be on each side of the TV and the console. Love all your videos which I’ve watched for years. Hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas!

[@kathyestes6577]

Yay! Today I got an A+ for once!!

[@rebeccarobeson1]

Yup! :-) Go celebrate Kathy :- RR

[@lorrainel2314]

Looking at the photos…proportion and layering are the take always. Thanks 💖

[@hotelvillascoral]

Love your Top 10 series! As a single gal, I´m a big fan of large TVs when the space allows it especially in the bedroom and kudos on your TV, it looks sooo much larger than a 65 " sitting above your crendenza. I read that the recommend height is about 42-45 inches from floor to the center of TV so its eye-level but I will see if its true.

[@kristinapreedy7069]

Hi Rebecca - I found your channel through @lonefox :-) and am just getting started with your content! Love this series so far since it is totally relatable, looking at “real” homes! And this topic (tv placement) is rarely discussed and so necessary - thanks! I (60 F) am actually the video nut in the family - my husband could care less what kind or size tv we have LOL. However, I HATE to see my tv when we’re not using it and have mostly been able to keep them behind closed doors; we modified our old CRT entertainment center with a swing arm to accommodate a 40” LCD stored at a diagonal that we pulled out to watch but unfortunately we just lost that piece of furniture to a total house flood a year ago and now we can’t find anything like that which fits in our space, accommodates a larger tv, AND has doors that close, so we are going with a Frame TV (which I think you also have) with a nice large console below - it’s a compromise. Your guidelines were very helpful as we transition to a new way of setting up our tv.

[@oktophx]

I really hope you do one on corner fireplaces. This video series is awesome! Thank you! BTW I'm a woman and I have a 55 inch TV.

[@angellovethatisme]

Actually, Rebecca, my husband wanted the 86" TVs at first; however, now I'm so glad we have them. I especially enjoy them while watching football games, Christmas movies and your videos on KZbin! 😅

[@bradwatson7324]

I think the reason some people mount their television really high is because they've seen it done at sports bars. But, of course, there's a difference between a sports bar and a home.

[@geniusjen78]

Just saw your video and I plan to send an email! My living room drives me nuts and I'd love your input! Long, narrow, with only one possible space for the TV. Can't wait to see more!

[@royfechter7291]

I enjoyed your video about TV placement. The biggest mistake I see is putting the TV too high. When you do that, viewers are straining their necks, I.e., putting stress on their spines. You need to view the TV at eye level. If someone is putting a large TV above a fireplace, that’s too high. Is the rooms focal point the fireplace, or the TV? It can’t be both.

[@valn.6584]

I am learning so much from you! 😁 Thank you!!❤ Are you wearing a wedding band??!!😮 What did I miss? 🥰 Your nails look fabulous too!!🎉

[@karenmacleod7044]

WOW! Rebecca you are a pro at this Thank you I am going to get a larger stand for our tv now I think that will make it look much better also Thank you! so much for this lovely video and all the great people who sent pictures Karen from Canada xoxoxoox🎆

[@kusumlakshmipathy9069]

This video was very educational. Many thanks. 💐

[@nesamary]

This video is great, thank you so much.

[@laurab8450]

Fabulous advice, Rebecca! Yep, hubby loves the big tv.

[@aprilbabor9623]

We love you Rebecca ❤ Thanks for making our lives beautiful 😊

[@DonJan918]

The wife loves the clock under the tv. Where did you get it…would love to surprise her with one!

[@catherinewalker9932]

Tv question. I have always thought that your maximum seating should be across from the TV. I know the TV is king of the room. It is the first decision I ask a client before I move forward. I love all of your Tv suggestions.

[@PeteNice29]

As someone formerly in the CE space, most designers tend to de-prioritize performance and usability over aesthetics. You've done a good job addressing most of the goofy things people do. Unfortunately, many builders have no idea where to place wires, and TVs get mounted where those wires are. It's critical as with any other trade to ensure AV and ID components coordinate to ensure things don't end up wrong. In my experience, good looks and high performance tend to go hand in hand.

[@donnaschindlbeck7457]

Love this series! I wish I’d seen it earlier and had been able to send in photos. My issue is no wall space! My living room where the TV is located is broken up by large opening’s into other rooms and windows. There is approximately 5 ft of wall space between two windows but directly opposite the fireplace. The TV is currently located in a tall cabinet set on an angle to the right of the fireplace. ( which is too high for tv placement). Would love to loose this cabinet!

[@tonietchison1730]

Thank you. I have so much to know and learn!!