Design Detail: A Poetic "Shroud" to Hide the TV - Remodelista
Briefly

Nick Spain's renovation of a 19th-century Victorian farmhouse in Athens, New York, emphasizes a blend of functionality and narrative depth. The design honors the home’s history, inspired by a local steamboat wreck, while accommodating a contemporary family with young children. A key challenge was incorporating a television in a way that didn't dominate the aesthetically poetic space. Spain's pragmatic approach incorporates traditional elements, allowing for a harmonious coexistence of modern technological needs and historical storytelling.
"We knew the TV had to be included in the space, but we also had a fairly tight budget that couldn't accommodate a more involved hidden solution."
"Our clients are big TV people, and due to layout and electrical connections, there was really no other place it could live besides over the mantle."
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