Sentences with phrase «tvs are the focal point»

I also cringe at the fact that the TV is the focal point above our fireplace and mantel.

I absolutely hate when the TV is the focal point!!!!

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Most of their play is linked through the attacking duo of Marc Richards and Alex Revell, the two big men provide a focal point for virtually all attacks allowing the quicker players such as Swansea loanee, Kenji Gorre who is looking to turn heads on TV.

Noooowww, I'm not sure The Husband would agree, but since the fireplace is the focal point of our room and we DO have a GIANT TV there, he compromises and lets me decorate the mantle like I want to!

The focal point of a shared bean bag lounge is a wide LCD TV with several English channels and an impressive DVD selection.

On the TV screen, this is achieved with a border of the 12 different cameras placed around the edge, with whichever you've deemed your focal point enlarged and placed in the center.

He is Isildur's heir, not Isildur himself and he may be the focal point for one of the most expensive TV series of all - time.

Most recently, her paintings have been featured as a focal point and narrative vehicle in the ABC tv drama, The Catch.

Belshazzar's Feast / the Writing on the Wall is a complex, multi-media installation that references Marshall McLuhan's theory of the TV as replacing the hearth as the focal point of the living - environment, feeding our imagination as flickering flames once did.

If you're going to go so far as to buy a large 55 - inch TV — which by its nature becomes a focal point in the room — you should go the extra mile and get a surround sound system, or at least a sound bar.

I'm with you on having the tv over the fireplace (as much as we hate them being a focal point), the furniture placement seems much better this way.

I have the TV on the right side because I didn't want it to be the focal point, but it seems to compete with the focal point and the room feels off balance.

Living rooms without a TV give you the freedom to choose a more aesthetically pleasing focal point, whether it's a period fireplace, an ornate mirror or a statement coffee table.

When the tv is off, it looks like a black hole and conflicts with the fireplace as a focal point.

I personally don't like the TV to be a focal point in our family space.

Also I can't handle TV's over fireplaces, its just not meant to be, it makes the TV the focal point of the room!

TVs are now welcome focal points in the living room rather than an eyesore.

I hate TVs over fireplaces, they then have to compete to be the focal point!!

If you do I suppose yeah, you are making both the tv and the fireplace a focal point.

How do you avoid making it the focal point of the room, when face it — the main function in the room is to gather and watch TV?

The focal point of your bedroom is the TV.

: — RRB - Now, if you have a beautiful armoire or built ins and your TV is in it, well then it can be a focal point.

I'd love for the fireplace to be the focal point in the room, but for now, we have a HUGE TV that is like the elephant in the room.

(I blame this on my Husband) I have gotten a couple of emails from readers asking for my ideas on how to make their TV NOT be the focal point of their entire room.

I don't really like a TV to be a focal point as a visual statement so I would chose the fireplace whenever possible (even if for practicality sake you have furniture turned toward the TV).

In my family room I like to think of my fireplace as the focal point, even though my furniture is more oriented around conversation and the TV.

For instance, some of your furniture might be around the TV because that is how the room functions best, but to make a TV a focal point would be, well, just sad.

I know a lot of people would hate the TV over the fireplace, but for us it simplifies the space — by putting the two together there is only one main focal point to the room.

Rather than having a family room centered around a TV, the focal point is a grand stone fireplace added on during the rebuild that extends from floor to ceiling — a labor of love for the family, who gathered some of the rocks from the beach nearby.

All I can think about when I sit in my calm and serene living room is «forget the fireplace, the focal point is the TV!!»

I agree that the TV should not be the focal point of your living room.

If the TV has to be the focal point of a room, make everything else around it pretty and you might even forget it's there!

I wish I had one as a focal point in my living room, but I'm just going to have to pretend that my tv armoire is a fireplace and mantel.

The TV wall is the main focal point in any living room.

Noooowww, I'm not sure The Husband would agree, but since the fireplace is the focal point of our room and we DO have a GIANT TV there, he compromises and lets me decorate the mantle like I want to!