Where to Position Your Wooden TV Stand in a Long Narrow Living Room
Long, narrow living rooms are common in British terraces, converted flats and many new builds, and they can be surprisingly hard to arrange. Line everything up along the walls and the room starts to feel like a corridor. Put the television at the far end and the seating stretches out awkwardly. In this guide we explain why the long wall is usually the most comfortable position for a wooden TV stand, and when a short wall, corner or split zone layout works better instead. We look at how chimney breasts, doors, windows and radiators influence the decision, and why depth is the most important measurement in a narrow space. You will also find advice on using rugs to pull furniture into one clear zone, simple techniques for making the room feel wider, how your sofa shape affects placement, and a list of practical checks to run before you commit to a final layout for your living room....