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How to Hide the TV

Blend stereo equipment and the television into a room's decor -- without it taking center stage.

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For these homeowners, keeping the TV totally hidden during quiet moments was paramount, as it can distract from a room's surroundings.

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Technology can work in favor of a room's décor. At first glance, an oversize mirror hangs above the fireplace. However, when the set is turned on, the TV screen can be seen clearly through the mirror's transparent surface.

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