Bedroom Tv Armoire

You should put your bedroom TV armoire in your bedroom opposite the head of your bed, if at all possible. Think about it: you’ll want the viewing experience for your TV to be as comfortable as possible. You can achieve this by making sure that, if you’re sitting up in bed and looking straight ahead, your TV is naturally in that line of sight.

The exception? If there are windows in your room that allow natural light to fall right opposite your bed in the evening. You’ll likely use your bedroom TV most in the evening hours, so, if you have west-facing windows, you’ll need to invest in blackout shades or put your TV on a wall next to the windows, instead of opposite them.

If you have a TV armoire, you're in luck, because there are tons of uses for them, aside from housing your TV in your bedroom. In fact, you may place your TV armoire in any room of the home where you choose to make use of it.

In the kitchen, use it as extra pantry space for holding pots, pans, and baking trays. In the bedroom, use it as a linen closet for sheets and towels, or turn it into a liquor cabinet by adding racks for your glasses. Install wooden shelves that also double as cutting boards and glass shelves for liquor bottles. To spruce it up, add modern lighting inside.

It may also double as a mudroom locker when you remove the doors and add hooks, cubbies, and mirrors. Need an extra shoe rack? Well, just add cubbies, baskets, and racks and you've got one. The possibilities are endless so feel free to explore as many ideas as pop into your head.

To select the perfect size bedroom TV armoire, you’ll first need to figure out your TV’s size. This includes your TV’s height, width, and depth. After all, you wouldn’t want to accidentally buy an armoire that is way too small for your flatscreen. Most designs can accommodate TV screens up to 46”, but you can find larger TV armoires that can house bigger screens, such as 60”.

Next, decide whether you want your TV to fit exactly into the cabinet or if you’d like to leave some space on either side. Ideally, there should be a minimum of 4-inch clearance between the TV’s sides and the cabinet’s wall. Furthermore, you should leave at least a 2-inch gap behind the TV. This will provide your television with proper ventilation space to prevent overheating and other performance issues.

Your room’s available space is another important factor to consider when picking the right bedroom TV armoire size. Make sure you carefully measure its designated spot so that you don’t end up purchasing a piece of furniture that doesn’t fit into your room.