TV Storage Ideas {You’re Gonna Love}

December 5, 2012
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Posted in: Furniture

I’m so sorry I haven’t posted in a while, but let’s talk about some ideas for TV storage today! I closed on my apartment 8 days ago, and I’m moving in a week, but not all in one day. I’m busy (thank God!) with client work, and I’m still working on the shop that no one is looking at. (I need to work on that one) AND it’s December! Which is not really a problem for me because I do not get into that whole hubbub of shopping, gifting, and carding (except to clients). It’s not that I’m a Scrooge, far from it. I adore Christmas, and last year, despite being Jewish, I had a CHRISTMAS tree. Not a Hannukah Bush. (whatever that is.), but a real Christmas Tree, and I enjoyed it immensely.

I had started to write a post and then abandoned it, so I’ll just put in little bits as often as I can to keep you updated on my decorating plans and especially how I’m dealing with the fact that I have three tiny closets. And then, there’s the subject of yellow. I have never decorated a room this yellow before, and then I have to work on my existing stuff, and I’m also the most hideous “client” ever! haha! Really. That is why most of the furniture in my current home is white! I’m perilously close to doing that again, but I really want to break out of my “comfort zone,” as they say.

So, let’s start with this. My first purchase.

Yes, folks, that is the Samsung 51″ PN51E530—Plasma TV—1080p (FullHD) (ballerina not included). I bought it on Cyber Monday.

Now, for the TV storage ideas

This is where the TV will be going… into the Donald Cabinet one day.

So, I’m going to have to remove some shelves, I think. But then… I know what you are thinking. “But Laurel, the TV only covers one-third of the center section. What are you going to do about the rest? Are you just going to junk it up with a lot of stuff because the center doors have to be open from top to bottom?”

Thank you. Those are excellent questions, and to put your minds at ease, I came up with a solution, but only after quite a bit of research. I found the prettiest (cheap) dresser to go under the TV.

If you’re looking for more ideas on TV storage that I’ve come across over the years, check out this blog as well!