Prism TV Lift Cabinet

Remember when bedrooms were just for sleep? Today many people are living in close quarters. From studio and one-bedroom apartments and condominiums, people are constantly seeking ways to live well in small spaces. Each space needs to serve a purpose and many people are looking for ideas to make bedrooms sanctuaries that not only provide the basic furnishings for sleep, but also provide space to work and relax. Contemporary bedroom furniture and space-saving designs help maximize space in small rooms to make them feel more spacious.

Living well in close quarters requires, among other things, efficient furnishings. Here are a few tips to consider if you’re hoping to make your bedroom a multi-purpose space that’s as functional as it is beautiful.

1) Go vertical. If the ceilings are high enough, some people are adding lofts for beds so they can use the lower space for other living essentials. It’s an efficient way to maximize a small space, especially if you’re in a studio apartment.

Prism

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.

Second – no outdoor chores. Someone was always trimming trees and shrubs, mowing, cleaning pools, washing windows and more. All I can say is, “where do I sign up?”

Maximizing space in a condo is easy with smart furnishings.

And finally

Vera Wang once said, “My bedroom is my sanctuary. It's like a refuge, and it's where I do a fair amount of designing - at least conceptually, if not literally.” And she’s not the only one. More and more people are spending time, money and energy on turning a place of sweet dreams into a place of relaxation, peace and respite. It’s easier than you think.

First, make sure your bed is appropriately sized for your bedroom. It is the primary focal point of the room and should have space on either side to help people move freely in the space. A tented or canopy bed is a bit more luxurious than one with a wooden or upholstered headboard. For those who like to read or watch television in bed, soft headboards are just the ticket. Others prefer lots of pillows, hiding functional pillows behind more luxurious shams (or under the bed in containers).  Then, it’s a matter of your personal taste when it comes to linens that can help set the mood for the room. For respite, choose solid colors instead

The Prism offers a clean, minimalist design with a rich inviting espresso finish.  This cabinet is finished on all four sides to be used at the foot of bed, against a wall, or free standing within room.  Towards the base of the cabinet are flip down panels on either side to reveal storage space for AV electronics.

The Prism TV lift cabinet comes fully assembled with built in rack and pinion TV lift and infrared relay system.  The IR system relays commands from remote control to AV electronics.  The beauty of this system is that the electronics can remain hidden within cabinet at all times, eliminating the need to have direct line of sight.  The IR system requires no programming or installation.  The maximum TV size dimensions for Prism are 49 3/4"W x 5 1/2"D x 28"H.  The overall cabinet dimensions are 54 1/2"W x 18"D x 42 1/4"H.

The Prism offers a clean, minimalist design with a rich inviting espresso finish.  This cabinet is finished on all four sides to be used at the foot of bed, against a wall, or free standing within room.  Towards the base of the cabinet are flip down panels on either side to reveal storage space for AV electronics.

The Prism TV lift cabinet comes fully assembled with built in rack and pinion TV lift and infrared relay system.  The IR system relays commands from remote control to AV electronics.  The beauty of this system is that the electronics can remain hidden within cabinet at all times, eliminating the need to have direct line of sight.  The IR system requires no programming or installation.  The maximum TV size dimensions for Prism are 49 3/4"W x 5 1/2"D x 28"H.  The overall cabinet dimensions are 54 1/2"W x 18"D x 42 1/4"H.

Take a look at our contemporary Prism TV Lift Cabinet! The Prism features geometrically pleasing lines and is finished on all four sides to be used as a foot of the bed, against the wall or free standing.   This cabinet comes fully equipped with our Infrared Relay System. Our IR system allows for TV watchers to enjoy their TV without having to look at their AV components.  The components can stay out of sight at all times!  The Prism also features flip down panels on both sides of cabinet providing reversible access to AV components.  The Prism is available in three different finishes: espresso, black, or white.  The maximum TV size dimensions are 49 3/4"W x 5 1/2"D x 28"H.

Take a look at our contemporary Prism TV Lift Cabinet! The Prism features geometrically pleasing lines and is finished on all four sides to be used as a foot of the bed, against the wall or free standing.   This cabinet comes fully equipped with our Infrared Relay System. Our IR system allows for TV watchers to enjoy their TV without having to look at their AV components.  The components can stay out of sight at all times!  The Prism also features flip down panels on both sides of cabinet providing reversible access to AV components.  The Prism is available in three different finishes: espresso, black, or white.  The maximum TV size dimensions are 49 3/4"W x 5 1/2"D x 28"H.