It needed to allow for plenty of ventilation for the TV.It needed to be able to swivel with the TV mount so we can also watch TV from the kitchen if we want.When I planned my TV frame, there were a few important things I really wanted. Honestly, the whole thing only took a couple of hours. Of course, for me those hours were spread over several days because, well, kids. But this is seriously such a doable project even if building isn’t your thing. Thankfully putting this together was a million times easier than I anticipated! Let me just stop right here and say I’ve wanted to frame our TV for a few years now, but it really just seemed way too hard. Plus it’s something we would be looking at every single day so it needed to look good! You can actually buy frames for your TV, but as you’d imagine, they are pretty expensive. So I started planning how to build my own. Since anything that was going to cover the actual TV was out of the question, a nice TV frame seemed like the best option. I’ve seen some brilliant ideas to cover the TV with art or shutters or doors, but this is our only TV and we watch it pretty regularly (perhaps a bit too regularly if I’m honest). I’ve wanted to do something to disguise it or make it blend in more since the first day we hung it there. Over the past year, I’ve turned our ho-hum brick fireplace into a gorgeous spunky fireplace! (I never realized fireplaces could be spunky, but my pretty navy fireplace definitely is!)īut that blah TV hanging over the mantel was not my favorite. This wood TV frame is simple, lightweight, and swivels with your TV. How to make a cheap and easy DIY TV frame for your wall-mounted TV.
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