"How do I hide a TV within my decor?" It's a question I receive pretty frequently, so I've rounded up a list of my 10 favorite ways. It's no doubt that TVs can be a true eyesore in our homes - especially those that have a vintage decorating style. (Haven't found a TV yet that
From a drop cloth to an antique easel, here are 17 ways to camouflage an unsightly TV in your home.
Happy day, Fiddle Leaf Friends! This week I am sharing one of my favorite DIYs to date – this easy DIY TV cover! I have wanted to cover the TV in our master for…
"How do I hide a TV within my decor?" It's a question I receive pretty frequently, so I've rounded up a list of my 10 favorite ways. It's no doubt that TVs can be a true eyesore in our homes - especially those that have a vintage decorating style. (Haven't found a TV yet that
If you are looking for easy ways to hide your TV...we have a bunch of ideas, DIY projects and tutorials for you!
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...
Nowadays, most modern living rooms are defined by their TV, its size, orientation, and placement. Walk into almost anyone’s home and you’ll see that black…
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"How do I hide a TV within my decor?" It's a question I receive pretty frequently, so I've rounded up a list of my 10 favorite ways. It's no doubt that TVs can be a true eyesore in our homes - especially those that have a vintage decorating style. (Haven't found a TV yet that
Have a TV or shelf you want to hide when you're not using it? Make this DIY pull down picture that covers it up, and then rolls up when you need it to.
Clever (and DIYable) Ways To Hide A Flat Screen TV
If there is a suspiciously large, flat, rectangular TV-shaped package under your tree, you may be about to encounter a new decorating dilemma for Christmas. OR maybe you finally caved and purchased one for a family member who wants to watch the Super Bowl in gloriously large detail. You are not alone. Nearly every household these days has more televisions than occupants, and how to integrate them into the décor is always an exercise in creative problem solving.
Looking for an easy way to disguise or hide the TV in your room? Whether you want to DIY a TV art cover or buy a TV cabinet, this list of ideas will help.
Blue Egg Brown Nest has built a Hide & Seek TV Screen. When we build our home we knew we would be putting the TV above the fireplace, but did not want to see it. I refinished individual frames, found vintage postcards and had my husband fasten them together to create a screen to open & close.
"How do I hide a TV within my decor?" It's a question I receive pretty frequently, so I've rounded up a list of my 10 favorite ways. It's no doubt that TVs can be a true eyesore in our homes - especially those that have a vintage decorating style. (Haven't found a TV yet that
A list of decorating solutions to hide and blend your television to make it work beautifully in any room.
Learn creative and stylish ways to disguise your TV. Don't let that black box detract from your interior design. Hide your TV in plain sight!
You see, I hate seeing a TV. Especially when it’s positioned as a focal point in the room. Call me crazy or give me an agreeable high-five…the big black box has got to go! When we bought our home, there was only one designated spot for the screen - mounted above the fireplace. We live in a small mi
Looking for an easy way to disguise or hide the TV in your room? Whether you want to DIY a TV art cover or buy a TV cabinet, this list of ideas will help.
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
Clever (and DIYable) Ways To Hide A Flat Screen TV
You see, I hate seeing a TV. Especially when it’s positioned as a focal point in the room. Call me crazy or give me an agreeable high-five…the big black box has got to go! When we bought our home, there was only one designated spot for the screen - mounted above the fireplace. We live in a small mi
