A flat-screen television temporarily occupies center stage in this maple storage and display wall.
Thomas J. Story
Now that flat screens are so popular, the question is how to hide these wall-mounted units when they're not in use.
That's where homeowner Casey Reinking of Sunnyvale, California, wanted help. He didn't want the television to dominate his open-plan kitchen/family room when he had company.
Interior designer Pamela Pennington came up with this handsome solution: a storage and display unit with closable TV niche.
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