People no longer want the television to be the focal point of their living spaces, but is banishing it to the back wall ever ...

What I learned during set up were two things. One: that’s no longer my living room, it now belongs to the TV. And two: Plan on moving your couch about six feet back (at least) from where it’s ...

Unlike conventional TVs that feature a black screen when powered off, frame TVs display museum-quality artwork, family photos, and other media. And thanks to customizable bezels in various materials ...

Third: Since you want the company, stay in the living room as people come home, TV off, with magazines, puzzles, crafts, anything you don’t plug in. In this home, that’s the inclusive move.