Decorating Ideas for Your Custom-Built Entertainment Center
You just installed a sleek, new entertainment center after you got your custom closet and you’re now wondering how to make it look stylish and organized. Don’t worry! We’ve got some tips for styling your awesome piece of furniture.
Concealing Electrical Cords
First things first: take good care when moving in all the wiring cables so they don’t get tangled up with each other or obstruct any nearby areas; also remember not only do we want our TV screen visible but also its speakers as well.
Compliment Your Décor
Whether you have a modern or traditional style, it’s important to make sure your entertainment center is surrounded by items that match its décor. If the room has minimalist branding and color schemes going on in terms of design then don’t clutter up this area with anything unnecessary.
Family Photographs
Find some photos from happy moments in your family history then stick them onto shelves near each other using similar frames and colors as decorating elements; this will give an extra dose of glamour without breaking any flair rules or going over-the-top trendy like last year’s trends can sometimes do.
Other Storage Solutions for Your Entertainment Center
With so many cubbies in the entertainment center, you can store anything from DVDs to children’s toys. If your bookshelves are full of them and there’s no room on top for more items like video games or audio equipment—put some baskets underneath! You’ll have an instant style update without sacrificing functionality with these cleverly designed storage containers that simultaneously serve two purposes: they look great while doing their job well.
Enhance The Focal Point of Your Entertainment Center
Whether you like it or not, your flat-screen television is likely the center of your living room and should logically be the focus of an entertainment center. Some recommend framing the television by displaying artwork all around the television. To do so requires hanging pictures off to either side & directly above said TV. Another thing that works is painting the wall behind the entertainment center a contrasting color or using a wallpaper pattern. It makes everything stand out.
When it comes to decorating your entertainment center, you have many options. The goal is always to extend its height with an odd number of grouped objects like baskets or pottery pieces; however, there isn’t one right way because everyone has their own personality and preferences! All that matters in this case though would be allowing yours to shine through by choosing what displays best for you.