Location, location, location. The angle of the TV is essential to comfort. Therefore, never place it on small furniture or in a corner of the room. Instead, put it on a tall dresser at the foot of the bed or mount it to the ceiling with specialized hanging brackets.

Instead of lying down, the best posture for watching TV in bed is to sit up with your knees bent, and support your back with your headboard. If you’re feeling fancy, support your back even more by placing a lumbar roll or rolled towel behind your lower back.

As well as the size of your TV, versus the wall space that it is fixed to (or backs on to), the most important consideration in decorating around the flat screen TV, is what height your TV is placed at. The best height to have your flat screen TV is to make sure your eyes are level with the middle of the screen.

If you’re looking to camouflage your screen a bit, you may consider going with a dark paint color like black or surrounding your TV with a vibrant gallery wall, so it blends in. Check out some of our favorite TV wall ideas below, and maybe you’ll be inspired to finally figure out how to decorate around your screen. 1. Create a Photo Display

That said, if white walls don’t strike your fancy, any solid color is a safe bet. A navy blue in blogger Colleen Pastoor’ s bedroom actually helps her television set blend into the space, no additional steps required. Black is also an ideal color for achieving this effect.

This wall-to-wall unit benefits from a collection of relatively neutral accents placed in their own museum-like frame. A nice flat-screen Television may be the key to a successful movie night, but your entertainment system can easily finish up disrupting the design flow of your space. Hung in a Scandi-style space, it’s utterly refined.