The vast majority of the population admits to having a television in their bedroom and experiencing constant falling asleep while watching TV. Televisions have become an integral part of every home. One of the best places for this, despite some disadvantages, is our bedroom. However, the interiors vary in size and furnishings, making it all the more difficult to find the perfect TV display unit. In this post we will show you a list of stylish designs with TV in the bedroom. You can therefore consider the design examples as layout options for your next project.
Important things to note
There's nothing better than relaxing in bed at the end of a long, tiring day and watching the evening news or your favorite series. The heavy devices of the past are no longer there and with their departure went the worries about how exactly to match your TV in the bedroom to the scheme of the design. Modern flat screens are slim and elegant, can be mounted on the wall, or even hung above the bed or fireplace.
While an attractive TV stand or entertainment center can certainly enhance your decor, contemporary TV sets no longer have the limitations of their outdated forebears. They come in a variety of sizes, brands, models or price ranges and fit well in both traditional and non-traditional settings.
Should you actually have a TV in the bedroom?
Instead of staying on the couch late into the night, you can actually benefit from the ultimate comfort of your own bed. If that sounds good to you, enjoying a TV in the bedroom could be a smart move. There are also some practical reasons for this. With a suitable device at hand, you could catch up on the headlines, weather and traffic reports as you prepare for work in the morning. This will give you some idea of how your day will unfold.
What about the children's room?
Many parents struggle with thisChildren away from the tellyto enable them to engage in multiple activities. On the plus side, your little ones can watch educational shows or good children's films on the TV while adults work. In this regard, you can let the children play cartoons on Saturday mornings, for example. This gives you the peace and quiet of starting your day early with a delicious cup of coffee.
On the other hand, your little one will probably want to watch more if they have a TV in their bedroom. Pediatricians also recommend a maximum of 2 hours of television per day and warn that watching TV before bed limits actual sleep. It will also be harder to monitor what the children are watching. So if you agree to a TV for your child's room, you're better off choosing a wall mount that's designed for safety.
Which screen size should you choose?
Above all, consider the distance from your bed to the place where you want to place the television. Also, be careful about how much of it you plan to see. A small flat screen may be enough for the morning news, but you'll want a larger screen for movies. However, small flat screen TVs can appear wider if you use a movable mount to bring them closer to the bed.
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If you want to avoid bothering others in the house or disturbing your partner's slumber, invest in a good pair of wireless headphones. It might also be a good idea to add a light dimmer so you only have a little ambient light at night. The total darkness causes eye strain, while dim lighting also creates a romantic ambience in the room.
Where exactly should the television be in the bedroom?
Most people logically think that they need to place their televisions directly opposite their bed. However, there are a variety of configurations that would work just as well in such a room. The floor plan of a bedroom can offer very different options. For this reason, the best position for the television depends on the size and shape of the bedroom and your desired setup.
A corner TV mount could be your smart plan as corners are often left as unused space in the room. If you like the base of the bed, you can place the TV on a pedestal or on a cedar box. Another option would be to create a cool pull-out unit that consists of a narrow bedroom closet with a TV. The wardrobe with space for TV can also slide away for storage if the required function is there.
Calculate the height correctly
When determining the wall mounting height for your TV, you should also consider the appropriate options for each potential location. Keep in mind that the ideal height may not be the same as for a living room. You'll probably need to go to bed first while you assess this. It is therefore advisable in most cases to mount the device a little higher than your line of sight. Professional help could also be of great benefit in determining the correct placement. One person can lie in bed while the other marks the exact positioning.
The type of mount you choose will also determine what height is best for a comfortable experience. If you have a tilting or movable wall mount, you can watch TV in a more versatile and convenient way. So if you're thinking about placing your TV in the bedroom, feel free to take a look at our suggestions in the examples below.
TV furniture for more comfort
The bedroom above utilizes a lovely dresser instead of a traditional TV stand. It also features dark bedroom furniture and a complementary color scheme in deep praline and neutral beige tones. Recessed ceiling lights and table lamps with soft lighting allow the room to glow softly at night while the windows capture the natural light.
An ultra-slim TV for an ultra-sleek home. This large specimen stands straight and securely on the wall so that it can be optimally viewed from different angles in the room. Charcoal white walls, light hardwood floors, a floating nightstand, and a frameless bed shaded by modern artwork complete this minimalist bedroom space.
This TV is center-mounted in front of a large window and angled toward the sleeping area for optimal viewing. The design of this room allows the television to become the focal point, allowing it to take center stage until the nightly news.
In the next example you can see a wall-mounted flat screen in a minimalist bedroom. A large cream-colored carpet lies on the wooden floor. natural,rustic wooden beamsprovide additional cosiness on the ceiling, and through the numerous windows with wooden frames you can see a beautiful view of the lake.
A TV wall with mirrors is best suited for small rooms. You can make the TV look modern by covering the back wall with mirrors. This ensures more space and light can be reflected into every corner of the room.
Orange and yellow tones take center stage in this spacious bedroom. A wide wooden floor complements the look while the large mirror can be seen next to the sleeping area. This reflects the other side of the room and creates the illusion of more space. A recessed wall-mounted television is in full view of the bed.
Combine the TV with fireplace
Above the beautiful marble fireplace is a wall-mounted flat screen television, saving space and blending in with the decor as seamlessly as possible. Its screen almost reflects the glow of the fire pit below, offering excellent balance in the design. The wide hardwood floors and opulent curtains and linens create a feeling of luxury.
This stunning bedroom features parquet flooring that beautifully complements the darker walls. A chandelier hangs over the room whilelots of natural lightfloods through the other rooms. A television mounted on the wall at the appropriate height can be seen between two table lamps. The unique mirrored chest of drawers completes the whole thing.
Classic, modern and rustic
Another flat screen TV resting in a luxurious bedroom appears not to be mounted on the wall, but rather as if it is hanging there as a piece of modern art. As with the previous example, a balance can be seen in the design.
In this case, this slightly larger flat screen is integrated into a wall that was specifically designed for this purpose. The bedroom's TV pairs perfectly with the coffee-colored closet and simple bed frame, while the vaulted ceiling creates an open space.
Our next suggestion is a minimalist bedroom in light tones with a cozy upholstered wall that offers compactly designed comfort. The television in the bedroom is installed in the wall as a console. You can enjoy the beautiful structure of the modern bed from a perfectly coordinated angle.
This beautiful room is decorated in neutral beige tones and complementary earth tones. The wall-mounted television nestles above the fireplace and is flanked by drawers on either side. Focused more on the sofa than the bed, this design seems to reflect the owners' need for an additional living space.
An equally luxurious take on a bedroom with vaulted ceilings, a large chandelier, lush textiles and complementary earth tones. The wall-mounted television in the bedroom rests above a white brick fireplace.
Our last suggestion with a modern fireplace
This sensational modern bedroom features simple, clean lines contrasted with charcoal and black elements. These also blend brilliantly with the lighter white and cream tones. A stunning gray brick wall houses a long, rectangular fireplace, while a flat-screen TV is mounted on the wall. This ensures easy viewing thanks to its optimal position. Large panoramic windows allow a view of the clean and minimalist terrace.
