Hide tv in wall

In modern homes, creating a seamless and clutter-free look is a top priority for many. One common challenge is how to integrate technology, particularly televisions, without disrupting the aesthetic f

I wanted a way to hide the big black box! The new TVs with frames and digital art are cool, but expensive and I wanted an option that worked without having the TV on all the time. So I decided to make a frame with art canvas panels that open like binary doors. And you… Read More DIY hidden TV art frame

Danny Dobson - A Tropical Architect on Instagram: "📺 How to hide your TV 👇 You could hide it... ⬛ On a dark wall 🖼️ In an art frame 🎭 As part of a gallery wall 🗄️ In built in cabinets 🦵 Or make it an art piece on legs or easels. 🔥 Just never put a TV above a fireplace 🤦‍♂️ #HomeDecor #InteriorDesign #HideYourTV #InteriorDecor"

Many of us love watching television but hate seeing that giant black rectangle become the visual centerpiece of a room. Creative couple Nicole and Dave put a lot of thought and effort into their beautiful, industrial live/work loft in South Baltimore, so naturally they didn’t want a big, ugly TV getting in the way of their style. So they came up with a pretty fantastic, artful solution for hiding their TV, and they’ve shared with us how they did it!

Often the best and easiest way to hide the TV is to hide it in plain sight.My mother said it so well...It's like a marshmallow in the snow...

TV rooms and dens used to be quite common, allowing homeowners to entertain their guests in an entirely separate formal living room. But with people opting for more efficient and practical room configurations these days, chances are your main living area now doubles as the place where you and your family gather to watch the […]

If you've been wondering how to style your TV wall, you're not alone. Add this easy DIY to your list of decorating ideas; here's how to conceal your television and bring style to your space.

TV wires are the WORST especially if your television hangs on the wall. Here's how to hide TV cords in minutes.

Look at the woodwork in Debbie’s beautiful new master bedroom in Newport Beach, California!Her bed frame used to be black and she had it refinished for her new home in an antiqued, warm gray.Love her new rug, too. Look how Debbie disguised her television by using antique prints that she collected in London! I think Read More

Sliding doors, using artwork, is a convenient and creative way to make the TV room a family room again.