Although modern people are used to using smart phones, and fewer and fewer TV sets are installed at home, the small screen of mobile phones can’t meet the needs of a family to sit around and have fun together. The large-screen experience of the TV can cover the entire living room, providing a happy home atmosphere for the family. Especially the elders who are used to watching TV, they can’t do without TV at home! Even if mobile phones are convenient, they have developed the habit of watching news, weather forecast and series on TV for many years, and TV has long become an irreplaceable part of their lives.

However, the programs that elders and young people like are often different. If young people don’t watch TV, it’s fine. If both generations have to watch TV in the living room, there will inevitably be a “battle for remote control”. Therefore, many families are now considering adding TV sets in their bedrooms to meet the viewing needs of different family members. Now, let’s talk about the TV in the bedroom in detail.

1. Under what circumstances do you need to install a TV in the bedroom?

Usually, in two situations, the bedroom will consider installing a TV: first, a family where multiple generations live under the same roof and all their families love to watch TV; Second, people who like to stay in bed and enjoy private watching time.

① Multi-generational families
Old people love to watch war movies, young people chase science fiction dramas, and children are fan of cartoons… In multi-generational families, if everyone likes to watch TV, one TV is often not enough. The living room space is limited, and it is impossible to put multiple TVs, so adding TVs in bedrooms and other spaces has become a very practical choice.

▲ Install a TV in the parents’ room, and the TV in the living room is reserved for children and young people.

② Like to watch in bed
Some people enjoy the relaxation of lying in bed and watching TV, especially in the cold winter. It’s comfortable to get into the warm bed to catch up with dramas. If you are one of these types of people, installing a TV in your bedroom is perfect.

▲ Watching TV under the quilt in winter is a pleasant time that many people yearn for.

2. Is it good to put a TV in the bedroom?

In fact, there is no absolute good or bad thing about putting a TV in the bedroom. The key depends on whether it meets the needs and living habits of your family. For example, family entertainment methods, work and rest schedules, etc. If installing a TV can meet your entertainment needs without affecting others, that’s a good thing; But if it will disturb the family’s rest or cause conflicts, it needs to be carefully considered.

▲ Whether to put a TV in the bedroom mainly depends on the living habits of the family.

3. How to install the bedroom TV more suitably?

The bedroom space is usually limited, the layout of bed and wardrobe is relatively fixed, and the TV set is large in size. How to properly place it in the limited space really needs some thought.

① TV cabinet at the end of the bed
If the bedroom space is spacious enough, and there is no wardrobe at the end of the bed, then you can put a drawer cabinet or TV cabinet at the end of the bed, and put the TV directly on the cabinet. When lying in bed in this way, your eyes are just facing the TV, and the viewing experience is very comfortable.

▲ Placing a TV cabinet at the end of the bed is the most common way to place it.

② Wall hanging at the end of the bed
Similarly, when there is no wardrobe at the end of the bed, if the floor space is limited and the cabinet cannot be placed, you can choose to hang the TV on the wall. Nowadays, TVs are very thin and light, and wall-mounted installation takes up almost no space, which is very suitable for smaller bedrooms.

▲ Wall-mounted installation, space-saving and simple and beautiful.

③ Combination of TV and wardrobe
The most comfortable viewing position is when people lean against the head of the bed and the TV is facing the end of the bed. But if the whole wardrobe needs to be made at the end of the bed, the installation of the TV becomes a difficult problem. At this time, you can consider combining the TV with the wardrobe design, such as reserving an embedded TV position in the middle of the sliding door wardrobe.

▲ Cleverly embedding the TV set into the wardrobe is both practical and doesn’t take up space.

④ Use a projector
If the bedroom space is really limited and you want a large screen experience, you can consider installing a projector. The projection can be directly projected on the white wall or white cabinet door, and the electric curtain can also be hidden and installed in the ceiling, which has little impact on the layout of the bedroom.

▲ Easily enjoy a private cinema-like atmosphere with a projector in the bedroom.

Nowadays, young people’s reliance on television is indeed waning. Is your family still insisting on watching TV? Would you consider installing a TV in your bedroom too?