'A great way to make a TV less obvious is to use bespoke joinery to create shelving or sliding door cupboards that will completely conceal a tv when it isn’t in use. If that isn’t an option, setting the TV slightly into the wall is one way to make it feel less conspicuous. Also, consider choosing a TV with a slim frame and one which has built-in screensavers or the ability to upload photography so that your TV can also function as a piece of art.' suggest Tom Rutt.
And nothing makes a TV more obvious than wires. 'A styled space always makes a television less disruptive to a room’s design. However, black cords running down the wall can look messy, so make sure any cables or wires are hidden. Try to keep the television mount as close to flush as possible, which creates a more custom feel. I also love the Samsung Frame televisions because you can turn the screen to one of the works of art that functions like a screen saver,' adds Marie Flanigan.