You might love your media and entertainment, but also hate the clutter it creates. With the excess equipment and audio video components, it can all be quite distracting from the film or show in front of you. Plus, when you’re not watching a movie, these products might still be out and going unused during the day or when you have guests. But with hidden audio video, your media room or home theater can serve an abundance of purposes in your Dallas, TX home. Read on to learn more about veiling these smart technology features within your interior design.
Hide your Screens
There’s no doubt about it – 4K Ultra HD TVs are ideal in every way for your movie nights and viewing experiences. But often times, they are extremely wide and take up a large amount of space. We’ve listed out below several ways to hide your TV screen in your entertainment center.
- Moving Panels: You can feel like you’re in the future with wall panels. Place your favorite piece of artwork or a picture frame on the panel, so when the TV is not in use, you have a nice addition to the room’s décor. Then, when it’s time to binge-watch a series or film franchise – press a button, have the panel slide up, and enjoy.
- Furniture Lifts: Incorporate your TV into an actual piece of furniture in the room. The screen can slide up and down out of a TV cabinet or a table countertop, and will effortlessly appear when you are ready to view it.
- Ceiling Lifts: A ceiling lift allows a TV to hang up horizontally above its normal display area. Simply press a button on your smart device, and watch as the screen zooms down from the ceiling and vertically into place.
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Now for the Audio
You want your speakers to give you the best sound quality available. This means no obstructions or hindrances to muffle them. But speakers can be bulky and mess with your room’s style. Now you don’t have to compromise your taste for quality! Hidden wall speakers mean the product can be carefully placed within your wall, taking up hardly any space. You can conceal the speakers’ looks and still hear their top-notch sounds.
If you don’t mind how standard speakers look, but still want them not to take up too much space, then bookshelf speakers are a viable option as well. You get amazing, high-end sound quality, similar to larger and more predominant floor-standing speakers, but are instead able to place these on top of bookshelves or cabinets – eliminating the amount of room they would normally take up.
