Half a century ago, television was far from beingin every home, and friends, relatives and neighbors came to watch one or two available channels. A couple of decades later, another problem became relevant: where to put a huge TV, which took up almost as much space as a dining table. If you managed to buy a smaller model, the image deteriorated in direct proportion to the diameter of the screen. In recent years, flat TV screens on a stand have become commonplace. They can be placed along the wall, or on a special narrow table or cabinet, they can easily "move" from one room to another - if only there was somewhere to pile them!
You can hear it, you can see it and it doesn't interfere
Modern technologies turn TV intoanything. It could be a built-in wall panel or a picture in a baguette frame. And the popular "smart home" system can even combine a TV screen with an intercom and a computer.
Bold design solutions offerplace the LCD screen behind a mirror, behind a cabinet door, behind a decorative curtain. Built-in TVs are fashionable, modern and convenient. It's only a matter of your imagination, and the craftsmen will attach the screen to the ceiling or put it on the bottom of the pool, and this equipment will work without fail!
If such a TV is not turned on, it can benot notice at all. This innovation allows you to develop a design without having to think about where to put or hang a TV screen so that it does not block other objects and does not take up much space.
For lovers of exotic
Unique opportunities for convenient placementLCD TVs have given impetus to the imagination of bold designers who, trying to please any client, are ready to “fit” the screen anywhere: in the hallway, in the toilet, in the bathroom. By the way, the last option is not so bad: you can take a bath and watch your favorite TV series at the same time. Moreover, the moisture-proof surface of the screen protects this equipment, and in conditions of high humidity and temperature it produces an excellent picture.
So, if you can't live a day without a TV, you can literally stuff your home with screens and it won't spoil the overall picture.
