Tv in kitchen

Not too long-ago TVs were large and bulky, severely limiting how they could be installed and displayed. Technology has advanced rapidly in the last few decades, bringing about sleek and lighter weight units that can adapt to almost any space, including outdoors. In a salute to the modern age of electronics, we've rounded up 10 of the most impressive TV installation ideas for the home.

A couple tackles their yellow kitchen at last, making it ready for prime time, and adds a media station for a TV so they can watch while they cook.

If you must, here's how to work a flat screen into your kitchen design

//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js . Y’all have asked and asked, so I finally got off my lazy butt and took some photos of my kitchen to show you. We have been in the house 4 months, s…

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Kendra Valerio Toribio on Instagram: "Happy Wednesday my loves🥰 Enjoying this practical under cabinet smart TV from @sylvox_tv in my kitchen. How great it is not to miss any of your favorite shows while you’re cooking. Easy to install and the resolution quality is excellent. I really recommend it 😁 The link will be on my story and BIO. Have a beautiful day. . . Feliz miércoles mis amores🥰 Disfrutando de este práctico televisor inteligente debajo del gabinete de @sylvox_tv en mi…

Glass front ivory kitchen cabinets are mounted above ivory shaker cabinets topped with a gray and white marble countertop placed against a matching backsplash and beside pull out shelves holding a TV and a coffee maker positioned beneath ivory cabinets.

maybe with a sliding front to protect/hide tv when not in use