tulipwood's Profile

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get a cat, they are best for mice and insects too!

Most apartments have small living rooms, causing the TV--a big, bulky, eye sore--to become the focus of the room. I have always believed in hiding the television until it needed to be used, but hiding a traditional TV requires an equally bulky piece of furniture. With the invention of the flat screen, it is a lot easier to hide a TV in an unobtrusive, sleek piece of furniture. A lot of us have seen the cabinets with the TV appearing from the back, but I am horrified by their looks. Well, I just happen to be an artisan, and I have designed several gorgeous pieces to house a flat screen TV; now all I need is the TV! I am confident that these pieces could be the break I’ve been waiting for, and with an actual HDTV to put to use in one of my cabinets, I would be one step closer to my big break. As you see below, I think my cabinets are pretty attractive. With the use of a TV lift, as seen on instructables, the cabinet houses the TV while also providing ample storage for media and DVDs. The two cabinets are just suggestions; I can make most styles, using recycled and/or reforested wood, and can even use bamboo!

Spending money on such a TV is far too frivolous for an artisan, so winning one would not only be an unbelievable prize, but it would also help me further my career ambitions. If I were to win, I would send you weekly updates on the project, so that you could see the product in the process of being built and during the installation. So consider helping an artisan who is looking for his break, and a new tv!

Keep up the good work, I am a daily reader.

kurt....

For illustrations click here

ikea, has a couple of clean designs

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