Ever since TVs could hang on walls, that's where they've remained in many homes. They are the statement piece above the mantle or the primary attraction in the family living room. But, homeowners who prefer a more luxurious interior design may not appreciate the look of a giant "black hole" mounted on the wall.  

The idea behind the rising trend in hidden TVs is to allow homeowners to enjoy their home audio-video entertainment and put it away when done. No more wires to contend with or dusty screens to maintain. If you prefer to combine style with function in your home in Stuart, FL or th surrounding area, continue reading to learn more about the different options available in hidden TVs.

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TVs that Pop-Up and Roll 

Pop-up TVs hide inside cabinets and then emerge with the press of a button. You can typically find this type of TV in bedrooms and living rooms. There are a variety of styles available in the lineup of pop-up TVs, including high-end TVs that roll up versus simply dropping into a cabinet.

LG is one brand hoping to capitalize on its rolled TV option. Today, the company offers a 65-inch LG Signature OLED R Rollable Smart TV. Because the technology is still relatively new, it can be a sticker shock at $100,000. However, the cool factor here is off the charts.

Frame TV

Samsung also has an innovative hidden TV option called "Frame TV." The TV's design makes it appear as a piece of art when it's not in use. Homeowners can customize the bezel frame, choosing from various wood and metal finishes to match their home's interior. You can also decide what art pieces or photos will display on the Frame TV.

Mirror TV 

Another design option for hanging your TV without the "black hole" effect is a TV Mirror. The TV monitor is installed behind a one-way mirror in this model. You can watch it when it is on, but only the mirror displays when the TV is off.

Ceiling Panel TVs

Perhaps you'd prefer to hide your TV in the ceiling – there are also options for this! With the installation of a motorized flip-down mount paired with home automation controls, you can hide your TV in the ceiling and watch as it flips open with the ease of pressing a button. This effect is an excellent option for bedrooms or areas where you don't have the proper layout for additional cabinets or furniture.

Hidden Panels

If you need a quick win, hidden panels are an easy way to hide a TV. These camouflaging features range from barn doors to sliding artwork. The goal with a hidden panel is to eliminate the TV's focus from decor yet still have it easily accessible when you want to use it.

Explore the world of hidden TVs with the team at Definitive Electronics. We'll help you find a home audio video option matching your residence's style in Stuart, FL, or surrounding areas.