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1. www.houzz.com › magazine › glued-to-the-tube-14-waysGlued to the Tube: 14 Ways to Put a TV in the Kitchen - Houzz

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   • Treat the TV as an appliance. When the TV is treated as one appliance among many on a wall, it almost becomes invisible. I love the idea of an appliance wall anyway.
   • Hide it in a niche. 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.
   • 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. In a more traditional kitchen it would be strange to treat it with a modern solution anyway.
   • Hang it high. One issue with finding a less conspicuous place for a TV in a kitchen, is that it may end up a little higher than is ideally suited to viewing.

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3. www.livingetc.com › ideas › kitchen-tv-ideasKitchen TV ideas - how to include a television stylishly ...

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   • Hide the TV behind pocket doors. Planning a new kitchen from scratch gives you lots of scope to conveniently hide and reveal your kitchen TV as you see fit.
   • Consider TV positioning. If you have an open-plan kitchen and the space to play around with the TV location, make sure you have a good view of your TV from the kitchen area.
   • Mount your TV on the countertop. Forget how to mount your TV to a wall, why not hide it in the countertop? With expert help you can install your TV on the worktop so that it swivels around to accommodate you when you're standing in either the kitchen area or in the dining area opposite.
   • Choose a TV that complements your interior. You may have already come across Samsung’s QLED 4K HDR The Frame TV, which turns your TV into a work of art by displaying photos and artworks when it’s in standby mode.

4. www.harveyremodeling.com › blog › 7-ways-toA TV in the Kitchen? 7 Ways to Sneak It Into Your Design

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   • Mask Your TV as an Appliance: Create an appliance wall which houses your microwave, wine cooler, stove…and TV in one area.
   • Strategic Shelving: Add a small TV into a shelving unit, such as one you’d use for your microwave.
   • Look Up: Utilize the no-man’s land of wasted space above your refrigerator.
   • Pivot: For smaller kitchens with limited counter space, consider attaching a flat screen to a swivel arm, which can easily be tucked away when not in use.

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6. www.idealhome.co.uk › ways-to-hide-a-tv-91534How to hide a TV – 14 clever ways to make your telly blend ...

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   • Author: Amy Cutmore

   • 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.

7. www.livingetc.com › advice › tv-stand-ideasTV stand ideas to organise and add style | Livingetc

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   • Choose a stand with space for a soundbar. Finding a TV stand that comfortably fits equipment to enhance your TV's sound is a must - especially as even some of the best 85 inch TVs still have a long way to go in terms of providing cinema surround-style audio.
   • Surround your TV with colorful shelving. Styling the TV area provides the perfect opportunity to add character to your interior scheme. We think breaking away from the traditional stand style with colorful shelving or cabinetry - as shown here in this room styled by Home Studio - will add fun to your living room and create a unique talking point.
   • Choose a TV cabinet that conceals the screen. When placing a television in a room, consider whether you’d like it to be on display or hidden away. If you don't want your television to dominate the space, consider buying a TV stand or cabinet that comes with doors to hide it away when not in use.
   • Choose a multi-functional TV stand. If space is tight in your living area, choose a TV stand that works hard in its design, while appearing seemingly effortless in style, of course.

8. www.thespruce.com › where-to-put-your-television7 Tips for Where to Put Your Television - The Spruce

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   4 days ago · If you want to have a small TV in an area such as the kitchen, purchase one that can be mounted under cupboards and flipped up or down as you need it. These can also work in dens or home offices.

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   Can a TV be installed in a kitchen?

   • ‘One of the key considerations for installing a TV in the kitchen is to think about the layout of the room,’ says Matt Renaut, of Euronics agent Dacombes of Wimborne. ‘ For instance, you do not want the TV to be affected by steam coming from the hob or near the water supply.

   Kitchen TV ideas - how to include a television stylishly - Livingetc

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   Should you put a TV in a cabinet?

   • Especially in a more traditional kitchen, designing the TV into a cabinet can put a real damper on the design. The corner is often dead space anyway, so it's the perfect spot. 11. Drop it down. There's always the airplane-style flip-down solution.

   Glued to the Tube: 14 Ways to Put a TV in the Kitchen - Houzz

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   Can you hide a TV in a kitchen/sitting room?

   • Kate Guinness, interior designer of Kate Guinness Design, continues, ‘We have recently designed a bespoke breakfront cabinet to hide a TV in a kitchen/sitting room area. The TV will be hidden in the upper, narrower, section, whilst the deeper bottom half will have space for audio visual equipment and other storage.’

   How to hide a TV – 14 clever ways to make the telly blend in - Ideal Ho…

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   Where should a TV be placed in a kitchen?

   • One issue with finding a less conspicuous place for a TV in a kitchen, is that it may end up a little higher than is ideally suited to viewing. Still, a taller height can work for viewers who may be standing or watching from across the room. If a higher placement works for you, it can go over the refrigerator or over the pantry, take your pick.

   Glued to the Tube: 14 Ways to Put a TV in the Kitchen - Houzz

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   Should a TV be on a wall?

   • Take a look: 1. Treat the TV as an appliance. When the TV is treated as one appliance among many on a wall, it almost becomes invisible. I love the idea of an appliance wall anyway. It just makes sense as compared to having them spread out all over the kitchen.

   Glued to the Tube: 14 Ways to Put a TV in the Kitchen - Houzz

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   Can a TV be built into a bespoke media wall?

   • Having your TV built into a bespoke media wall or even kitchen cabinetry can also elevate the room’s storage solutions. Kate Guinness, interior designer of Kate Guinness Design, continues, ‘We have recently designed a bespoke breakfront cabinet to hide a TV in a kitchen/sitting room area.

   How to hide a TV – 14 clever ways to make the telly blend in - Ideal Ho…

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10. www.housebeautiful.com › g39927584 › tv-wall-ideas18 TV Wall Ideas That's Practical & Stylish - Media Wall Ideas

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    Aug 29, 2024 · You might just want to simply mount a TV on a wall or use a stand to make a feature of a backdrop – wallpaper or a clever paint effect – that will add interest to your room in a cohesive way.