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54 Imposing Small Corner Media Cabinet

Giovanna Benedetti. Corner TV Stand. November 11th , 2020.

There are many ways to go about making your living room entertainment center look like it’s part of the actual living room. The recent burst of flat-screen television has made TV stands all the more popular. Let’s face it you cannot buy a new 50-inch plasma TV and then set it on some old beat-up wooden or for that matter plastic TV stand. It would only make the TV look like it doesn’t belong in your home and your friends wouldn’t want to see that when football season rolls around. Since most entertainment centers from the past only house up to about a 30 or 35 inch TV you have to go with a TV stand to house your new plasma television set.

Televisions were brought into society’s living room nearly a century ago. Since then, television has changed immensely. Society has changed significantly since the inception of television as well. At the time television entered the scene, furniture was quite different as well.

Not only can corner TV stands be manufactured to your size requirements but also to your style requirements. Stands are available in a variety of finishes and materials from mahogany to glass. You can have one designed with wheels or an elaborate design that compliments your creativity. The choices are endless and you can go for ultra-mod, traditional, minimalism, contemporary, or any other look that suits your home and your pocket.

There are also many online stores that sell some wonderful corner TV stands. The whole objective of getting corner TV stands is because they use up that unused space in the corner of your room. Many people might not think of this but it gives your room a much-uncluttered look especially if you are living in a small house.

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Remember those bulky old television units that held the massive TVs of days gone by? Where the TV holding area was made specifically for TVs that had more body then screen? For a long time, there was no alternative to this type of set up. If you wanted to house your TV in anything that looked remotely decent it would need to be in the center of the room and you would require a relatively large amount of space for it to compliment the design of the room. Nowadays we have Plasma and LCD screens which don’t require vast amounts of space or large cabinets that look out of place. Manufacturers have come up with alternative designs and have introduced corner TV stands.

The entire concept behind the television corner stand is to make use of underutilized space in the room. You then construct an entertainment system centered on that. This approach allows you to multitask your furniture and make it work in more ways than one.

When they came on the scene, television was not simply a piece of electronics. It was a piece of furniture in its own right. The screen was built into the furniture. In our current market, this would be known as a console television set. For many years, this was how we expected televisions to look. At the time, even having a television was a luxury. To even own such a cutting edge piece of equipment was such status. The television set held a central spot in your living room. Living rooms needed to be sizable to accommodate such a large item. Televisions were anything but sleek. The entire decor had to focus around the televisions set.