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I'm currently looking into home renovation ideas and keep coming back to the concept of television cabinets that hide the TV when it's not in use. I like the idea because it keeps the living space looking clean and more like a lounge area rather than being centered around a big screen.
From a renovation point of view, it also seems like a smart way to blend technology into interior design without compromising style. Some designs even make the TV disappear completely behind sliding panels or inside custom-built cabinetry, which feels pretty modern and space-efficient.
Has anyone here included television cabinets that hide the TV in their renovation projects? Was it worth the extra cost and planning, and would you recommend it over a standard TV wall setup?
From a renovation point of view, it also seems like a smart way to blend technology into interior design without compromising style. Some designs even make the TV disappear completely behind sliding panels or inside custom-built cabinetry, which feels pretty modern and space-efficient.
Has anyone here included television cabinets that hide the TV in their renovation projects? Was it worth the extra cost and planning, and would you recommend it over a standard TV wall setup?
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