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Carolyn Albert-Kincl Design It doesn't seem like a good idea. I think that instead you need to get a console to go along a wall and place the TV either on the console or hanging above it.
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jimmynichols Unfortunately that is the only practical side of the room.

Stanton Designs-online design services I would just move the tv unit so it is inline with the column. Will it fit with the top?

Christine Is your family room in the basement? That is a very low ceiling height in the photo and the hutch seems off for that space. I would get rid of the hutch and explore other areas in the room where you can just mount the tv on the wall. If this is your basement I would focus on keeping the space clean lined. Low seating. Mid century console for tv elements maybe large floor pillows for younger family members. As for the column. Maybe you can hire a handyman to make a slightly wider wall that can serve as a hanging space or art wall and you can clad the wall in a light colored brick. Add more photos to give a fuller picture.

jimmynichols Thanks you.

jimmynichols The hutch is going. The ceiling is 7ft. The wood burner has to stay.cant turn sofa toward windows,it blocks too much flow .corner with snack tables is on side of stove.any ideas are appreciated.