With the increasing taste of life, people's requirements for interior decoration are becoming more and more stringent. In the process of home decoration, the pursuit of beautiful wall is becoming more and more significant, and the background wall has become an indispensable decorative highlight for every household. It's no secret that the clever design of a backdrop can give a monotonous wall a new lease of life and add a splash of color to a space. However, in the process of background wall decoration, have you also stepped on these common misunderstandings? Next, let's discuss and avoid these misunderstandings to create a more perfect home space.
Myth 1: The larger the background wall, the better
Some homeowners mistakenly believe that as long as the wall where the TV is placed should be made into a background wall, they ignore key factors such as the size of the space. In fact, for small apartments, it is not advisable to blindly decorate the background wall for the TV, so as not to appear crowded. At the same time, even in large spaces, the size of the background wall is not as large as possible, but should be reasonably determined according to the room area and TV size to ensure the overall beauty and coordination.
Myth 2: Put the sofa after installing the background wall
In home renovation, many families are accustomed to installing a background wall first and then placing a sofa. However, this practice may result in the sofa placement being limited by the size of the room, which in turn can affect the viewing effect. Therefore, it is more reasonable to first determine the position of the sofa, and then determine the position of the TV according to the position of the sofa. Finally, customize the shape of the background wall according to the size of the TV. Such a decoration sequence does not affect the overall planning of the room, but also brings a more comfortable and satisfying viewing experience.
Myth 3: The wall must be lit
Many homeowners tend to install lights on the wall when decorating the background wall. While it is true that this will make the backdrop more eye-catching against the light, prolonged exposure to this environment can cause eye fatigue, adversely affect eye health, and increase energy consumption. Therefore, when decorating, we need to fully consider the lighting conditions around the TV to avoid strong light directly shining on the TV to ensure that the eyes are not easy to feel tired when watching the program.
Myth 4: Leave the wiring after the renovation
In the case of background wall decoration, we often find that after the background wall is installed, the wires are exposed, which greatly affects the overall appearance. To avoid this problem, it is correct that the plumber should obtain as accurate as possible the dimensions of the furniture to be placed before placing the electrical outlets. In this way, we can ensure that the installation of the line matches the placement of the furniture, avoid the embarrassing situation of improper installation of the line after the completion of the decoration, and ensure the coexistence of beauty and practicality of the home space.
Myth 5: The closer the TV is to the background wall, the better
Many homeowners mistakenly think that it is okay for the TV to be close to the background wall, and even think that the closer distance can better integrate with the wall. However, this is a mistake. If the TV is pasted too close, after a long period of use, the background wall may appear uneven in color or be baked by the TV with black marks, which will affect the overall appearance. Therefore, a reasonable distance should be maintained between the TV and the background wall to ensure that the heat emitted by the TV during operation will not cause damage to the wall, so as to prolong the service life of home decoration.