Chris from Mpls

Thanks, Jenn! Corner TV’s are really, really hard! Especially when it’s your main tv, I don’t blame you guys for looking for a house with a better spot for it!

I hope this helps, Mary! I’ve really grown as a designer from living in our Minneapolis house with the dark woodwork. It’s sooo pretty, but it’s been really hard trying to figure out how to work around it and make it work with more modern furnishings. I’m becoming a believer that the easiest solution isn’t always the best solution or only solution. You’ll make your space work! One of the things I try to do whenever I can is include white elements to add contrast.

Hey Teresa! I’m sorry that I didn’t include the TV mount link above. It was a crazy thing, somehow with another Best Buy order a few years back they accidentally sent us 5 unordered tv mounts. Anyways, the mounts were only up to 40″ tv, but they were basically the same as this one with the bent arm. Hope that helps!

Wow, Thanks Meghan. That’s super nice of you to say. Thanks for taking the time :)

Thanks Kristin! The womb chair is a bit of a chamelon, it changes between a dark gray with blue undertones, sometimes it looks more blue, and sometimes more gray. Anyways, it’s a Saarinen womb chair knock off, I found it on craigslist but you can find it on amazon right here.

Hey Deena, Good questions. Yes, the boards on top cover a space where there are no actual cabinets in the corner. For me, this worked out quite well because the outlet is in the corner, so it’s still very accessible. As far as the hinges go, the center door (of the set of 2) swings out with the hinges on the right. Does that make sense. I positioned the cabinets in a way, so that where they meet, it leaves just enough space for all doors to open. There is a gap in the corner, which I filled using a strip of white filler board from Ikea. I hope that answers your question :)

Okay, so this is a crazy story. One day I ordered something totally random from Best Buy and the next thing I knew, I got my order and 5 swing arm tv mounts! Isn’t that nuts. They were all for 40″ screen tvs or less. That being said, I don’t remember the exact model, but I think it’s probably most similar to this: TV MOUNT

Corners are tough! It was hard to find a solution with cabinets too, because I was worried about not having anything in the actual corner – it’s just an empty space. Having the plywood top makes the three cabinets appear to be one solid unit. I hope this helps!