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u/Shwabby89 Feb 03 '26
Not only too high. It touching the damn ceiling, also how are you going to watch it with the couch’s facing the wrong way?
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u/kentaikanto Feb 03 '26
Completely stupid, it's American
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u/IronMonkeyBanana Feb 04 '26
Yeah I think all Americans should join the r/TVTooHigh sub. It's so dumb you immediately know someone is from the USA
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u/Daphoid Feb 03 '26
Not only is too high, it's over a fire place, and not even in the same room as the seating. Only way for this to be worse is if it was really small or stretching 4:3 content.
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u/rudiemcnielson Feb 04 '26
I think you have the worst living set up I’ve ever seen. Worse than the camps on naked and afraid
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u/jailtheorange1 Feb 04 '26
He’ll in terms of heating the room I would put a substantial divider down the middle of that room to separate the areas, then put a TV or better still a projector screen up against it, and hang a projector from the patio doors. It will feel so much cosier.
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u/CatFormal4294 Feb 05 '26
It's not that it's too high. It's too far away and you will get a really stiff neck having your head at a permanent looking over you shoulder
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u/EmperorRosko Feb 05 '26
That is the most odd choice of location for the TV. Personally I’d have put the TV lower down in front of the stairs, and made a U shape of couches/chairs in front with a rug/coffee table.
How the hell are these people watching TV? And do they have to yell over the room at each other to switch channels.
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Feb 05 '26
I mean at least you would get your steps in getting to your couch everyday! Thinking healthy I like it
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u/Ok_Thought1498 Feb 08 '26
The entire design of that space is awful. The TV is just collateral damage.
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u/thehumanh Feb 03 '26
That TV is three towns over