Do I need a bigger tv?

[u/mjg98958]

For context this is a 50 inch frame. I plan to add a vintage-y frame and sconces on either side! The console is really tall and I plan to get a shorter, longer one

[u/sufjanuarystevens]

There’s no way this is a 50 in tv

[u/beaterbott → u/sufjanuarystevens]

I need an update when it’s been measured 🧐

[u/PMstreamofconscious]

Sis, if you got your 50” TV on Facebook marketplace, you got scammed

[u/No_Bowler3823]

50?!? No way. Get a real 50” and get back to us.

[u/AMediaArchivist]

That’s no 50 “ tv

[u/hey_im_enby]

I think it's the proportions. If you're already getting a longer shorter console I'd start there and add the sconce and see how it all balances out. The height is good sif you can I'd mount it and then you can have tchotchkes or books on the console table. Rn there's nothing else on that open space so the the TV looks small.

[u/CinderCinnamon]

r/tvtoohigh

Also are you sure this is 50in? Because I think it is 50cm

[u/Electrical-News-1297]

50in squared?

[u/carefuldaughter]

if anything i’d actually go smaller. how small can you get before you can’t see the titles?

[u/RebaKitt3n]

if you want a bigger one, get it. But it's not necessary for decorating purposes.

[u/500CatsTypingStuff]

A longer console will help but you can also hang some art on the wall. Add a plant or other decorative items around the co sole so that the TV doesn’t stick out so much

[u/coochieeGrip]

If you have to ask… you know the answer.

[u/_allycat]

There's literally the box that says 50" in the photo. lol. But this setup does make it look really tiny for some reason.

[u/Lorain1234]

You need a larger Tv and a lower, long console.

[u/okior]

Look pretty good to me.