7 stylish ways to hide your TV in plain sight

In today’s modern homes, the television and tv console often takes center stage in our living spaces. While a tv feature wall serves as a hub for entertainment and relaxation, the challenge lies in integrating the prominent television seamlessly into our home decor.

Fortunately, there are countless stylish and creative ways to design around the television, ensuring that it not only blends harmoniously with the room but also becomes a captivating focal point in its own right.

From artful wall arrangements to clever furniture placement, here are 7 stylish tv feature wall ideas to inspire your interior design journey.

1. Concealed door

When the TV is turned off, it becomes a canvas for art, seamlessly integrating into your decor.

With the press of a button or a gentle lift, the artwork gracefully reveals the screen, providing an immersive viewing experience.

This approach not only adds an element of surprise and intrigue to the room but also allows you to curate an ever-changing gallery of artworks, ensuring your living space remains visually engaging and multifaceted.

2. TV room

The spare room has been converted into a tv room, so that the conventional living room space can become a display area for the homeowners’ interesting knick knacks and furnishings.

3. Shutter window

Shutter windows give the homeowners privacy without compromising on ventilation, while a long tv console provide adequate storage.

4. Glass partition wall

This homeowner decided to go for an old switcheroo and decided to place his television on his glass-encased study wall rather than the usual living room wall.

The “floating” television definitely gives brings a sleek new look to the home!

5. Concrete feature wall

The rugged, textured surface of the wall creates a striking backdrop for the sleek, high-definition screen.

This juxtaposition of the raw and the refined infuses the room with a sense of urban sophistication.

The designers describe this style as an “old-world charm with a touch of industrial elements”.

6. Mirror Feature Wall

The mirror in this tv console design adds a touch of sophistication.

7. Wall Alcove

An alcove in the wall is a fun alternative to a regular TV console.

This television is able to rotate 180 degrees as well, allowing the homeowner to catch up on programmes both in the bathroom and bedroom.

This article was originally published in Home and Decor.