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Putting the TV into play: How to incorporate ‘black box’ into room design

San Diego designers share tips on creating a space for screen time that fits with style and suits practical needs

Aesthetics matter, says interior designer Alyce Lopez, owner of The True House in Coronado. To make a television feel intentional in this design, she incorporated it as art in a gallery wall. The pastoral scene in the center of the display? That’s the screen. (Mino Pro Media)
Aesthetics matter, says interior designer Alyce Lopez, owner of The True House in Coronado. To make a television feel intentional in this design, she incorporated it as art in a gallery wall. The pastoral scene in the center of the display? That’s the screen. (Mino Pro Media)
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For The Union-Tribune We hear a lot about people giving up televisions in their homes. About a year ago, a Gen Z writer for CNET covering TVs noted that data (and her cohort of friends) show that they rely less on TVs for taking in content than previous generations. That may be true, but on […]

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