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- Nope! Otherwise it wouldn’t be such a common mistake. I recommend getting a console that is at least a few inches wider than the width of your TV (on both sides!).
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Apr 19, 2011 · Very clever solution, painting the back of shallow niche a blue color to tie it in with the other cabinetry and disguising the TV in the process. 3. Tuck it into a shelf. There's no reason you can't put a small TV on a shelf the same way one might deal with a microwave.
Aug 3, 2011 · 1. Hide the back of the TV with cabinetry. 2. Place all your components inside the cabinet. 3. Use a power strip inside the cabinet so all cables and cords are contained inside the cabinet. You will then only need to deal with a single power cord emerging from the cabinet. The cabinet in this photo fits the bill.
Find a way to hide a 42" TV behind the existing cabinet, even though the cabinet and the window sill are only 24" tall! We solved the problem by using a TV lIft system to mount the television BEHIND the existing cabinet. The lift system is made by Nexus 21, and is only 23" tall.
- 1. Pencil Tape Measure Level Philips Screwdriver Cordless Drill Allen Wrenches (included in TV lift package) Small piece of 1/2" thick plywood, pai...
- 2. Choose a piece of furniture behind which to hide the TV. Make sure it is tall enough to cover the whole TV so it will be completely hidden. Also...
- 3. We measured to the center of the window, because we wanted the TV to be centered when it was raised. A quick mark on the wall became our center...
- 4. We slid the support bracket back off the lift column and mounted it to the wall using the mark we made in the previous step. We used a level the...
- 5. Now that the support bracket was securely mounted to the wall, we slid the lift column back onto it and checked to make sure everything lined up...
- 6. The universal TV mount was included with the lift system, and it attached with 4 bolts on top of the lift column. The lift control box is a sepa...
- 7. There are 2 vertical mounting bars that came with the TV Lift. All flat panel TV's have 4 threaded insert-holes on the back, so we used those ho...
- 8. Sweet! Press the button on the remote control that comes with the lift, and the TV appears out of nowhere! There is almost no noise from the lif...
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- Distract with artwork. A quick, renter-friendly fix is to hang up lots of artwork and photographs near the TV to distract the eye. ‘ To draw attention away from the TV, cluster artwork in a relaxed, uneven way around it with uneven spacing between,' says Abigail Ahern, designer and owner of Atelier Abigail Ahern.
- Paint the wall behind it a dark shade. Navy blue living room ideas are having a moment right now, so a dark navy wall will feel on-trend and it'll make your TV disappear.
- Invest in a smart TV. It's an investment, but a smart TV, such as a Samsung Frame, is a great modern living room idea that will make your TV less obtrusive.
- Choose a curated look. Disguise your TV by surrounding it with a carefully curated display of decor pieces, from vases and ornaments to wireless lamps and books.
Sep 25, 2024 · Put It Inside a Cabinet. Designer Brady Tolbert mounted his bedroom TV inside a cabinet, then reinstalled the doors to allow them to open accordion-style. “Your grandma's old hutch just might...
Mar 30, 2022 · You can see below that the TV is installed but the One Connect Cord is left dangling from the box – with the box on the floor. You could easily run the wire behind the wall and store the One Connect Box in a console.
May 22, 2024 · Can You Put A TV Behind A Sofa? Although this is rare, it is possible for unique furniture layouts. For example, if you have two couches, the TV can sit behind one to maximize space.
