Moderna TV Lift Cabinet

A design trend that has been popular in many urban settings is now moving to the suburbs and rural areas of the country. Urban Camouflage. Now for some people, that means choosing military styles and colors to your wardrobe. But for those who embrace this new design trend, it’s more about selecting finishes and colors that blend in with the surroundings, hiding functional items when not in use and losing the clutter.

Just Google the term "Urban Camouflage." You’ll find Pinterest boards, clothing, color palettes, furnishing and more.  One of our favorite sites, Houzz, has some great ideas to add a little Urban Camouflage style to your home. Most people who choose this style are usually trying to maximize smaller spaces for ultimate comfort.

According to Rob Buehl, CEO of TVLiftCabinet.com, one of the best furnishings you can select for this type of design style is a TV Lift Cabinet. “Many people are asking us how we can help them achieve their design dreams. Urban Camouflage design is

According to the U.S. Census, more than 20% of the population (roughly 80 million people) choose a condo lifestyle in the United States. I’ve often wondered what the appeal of moving from a private single-family home to a condo might be, but after returning from a recent vacation to a Florida condo in The Keys, I completely understand. Sure, you give up some space, but the benefits of enjoying all the little luxuries that make a home a home were all there, plus a few new ones we hadn’t seen before.

First – cleaning is a breeze. The flooring, cabinets, furnishings and décor were designed for quick clean-ups. No need to lug around a large vacuum cleaner or spend hours polishing furniture. A quick dusting is all it took to keep things sparkling clean and fresh.

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Maximizing space in a condo is easy with smart furnishings.

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Nearly all of ImportAdvantage’s TV lift cabinets have their styles deeply rooted in major periods of furniture design, which highlights the knowledge and respect our craftsmen have for our products. Furniture styles have a long, important and varied history (dating back as far as the Neolithic period), and here is an overview of two key styling periods and how they helped shaped a couple of ImportAdvantage’s TV lift cabinets.

Baroque Style

During the 17^th and 18^th centuries, the most common furniture style was Baroque, an ornate and detail-oriented style that featured intricate carvings on arms of chairs, headboards and table feet. The most common woods used during this period were oak and walnut, as they were sturdy and easy to carve. One fine example of Baroque influence on ImportAdvantage’s TV lift cabinets is the Willowcraft TV Lift Cabinet.

Contemporary

The 19^th and 20^th centuries gave rise to the modern and contemporary styles of American furniture. Largely credited to Charles

The Moderna TV Lift Cabinet is a work of customizable art, finished on five sides which allows it to work at the foot of the bed, in the center of a room or against a wall. A modern design built on sleek architectural forms, the Moderna TV Lift Cabinet can be customized by using cosmopolitan brushed satin, nickel-finished pulls or a traditionally-styled knob.

Constructed with alder wood and a cathedral cherry veneer, the cabinet is shipped fully assembled and ready for use. It comes standard with the Uplift 3250 lift mechanism and built-in Infrared Relay System, which allows you to retain full remote access to your media players while the cabinet doors are closed.

The Moderna TV Lift Cabinet can hold a TV that weighs up to 130 pounds and measures up to 44 1/2” wide, 5 1/2” deep and 28” high.

The reversibility feature of the Moderna TV Lift Cabinet makes it one of the most unique TV lift cabinets from ImportAdvantage, and it is also offered in a larger size, which accommodates TVs up to