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Do you love ship lap but aren't sure how to use it in your living room decor? We've got some trendy ideas lined up for  you. 

1. Shiplap wall- You could choose to do up an entire wall using shiplap panels. Factually speaking, shiplap is known to make the room look bigger and more spacious. Who doesn't like that? It is a great way of adding texture to the space, but an entire wall maybe just a little too much of texture. 
2. Shiplap ceiling- Shiplap ceiling is a good option if you want to use shiplap in your home decor, but do not want to be overwhelmed by it. As with a shiplap wall, a shiplap ceiling too makes the space look bigger in a particular direction, depending on how the panels have been installed. In any case, the optical illusion will only make the space look roomier. 
3. Shiplap kitchen island- A shiplap kitchen cabinet is a cool idea, but it can only be installed in the kitchen. Duh! It works well with all sorts of decor styles. So, a shiplap kitchen island is an option to consider

Minimalism is nice, but also a little sterile. If you really want to enjoy balanced minimalism, the warm minimalist style is the thing for you. 

So, how do we create that warm minimalist feel? Here's how:

1. Clutter-free space- Minimalism is all about cutting down on frills and extra stuff.  For the living room, it means lesser artifacts and clutter-free space in general. But, since that can drain the personality out of the living room, we prefer the warm minimalist style. So, you can put away the stuff that really shouldn’t be in the living room, like unread mail, piles of laundry, and anything that seems to litter the place. Then get down to effectively reducing the stuff you have on display. Move from cluttered shelves to shelves that have your stuff but in an organized manner. Have fewer art pieces, but make sure they reflect your personality since that is what ‘warm’ is all about. 
2. Smart storage solution- Obviously, if you are cutting the clutter, you can get rid of some things,

Any furniture that has these characteristics is modern furniture. You’ll know when you look around your home.

1. Space-saving- As houses and apartments have become more and more compact in recent years, we are challenged with making the most of the limited space,  unless, of course, you are a billionaire. That's an entirely different story. The space-saving aspect of the furniture dictates just about all the other features of modern furniture, as in the case of hidden TV lift cabinets.
2. Clean design- Modern furniture has a clean design with simple lines. It is minimalistic, with no frills and no fuss. The focus is on simplicity and not on excessive decoration/ornamentation. Surfaces are smooth and free from unnecessary textures. Our range of hidden TV lift cabinets gives you both modern and traditional models to choose from. 
3. Functionality- This is the most important aspect of modern furniture. The main reason behind the evolution of modern furniture is its functionality. What works well,

Thinking of getting a hidden TV lift cabinet? Take a look at how a  hidden TV lift cabinet can add to the functionality of your space. 

1. Lets you change the focal point- The minute you place your TV in a hidden TV lift cabinet, the TV is not the mandatory focal point anymore. That lets you arrange your furniture in any layout you want. What's more, you can move the hidden TV lift cabinet to any spot- bang in the middle of the space or in a quiet corner. With the hidden TV lift cabinet, it's really a matter of push and play. So, more power to your creative self.
2. Makes room for additional seating- A hidden TV lift cabinet completely eliminates the need for a huge media console that takes up too much room and limits the seating capability of the living area. That is a problem when you have company over. With a hidden TV lift cabinet, however, you can house your TV and other related devices in a compact cabinet. And so, you have room for more seating, even if it means temporarily moving

High partitions are effective space dividers, but they block out a lot of natural light and also defeat the purpose of the open floor layout. So, though you have a partition in place, you’ll also have dark, aesthetically depressing areas.  The way out?

Here are some other subtle ways of breaking up the space visually. 

1. Use rugs- A rug holds a space together. It keeps all the furniture grounded as a unit, and keeps them from feeling like free-floating single pieces. So, a rug in the living room defines the space, while one in the dining area defines that space. However, we’d recommend having one rug in either space and not a rug in each. Two rugs could get overwhelming and a rug in the dining room has its own cleaning struggles. A rug in the living room is enough to visually mark it as a unit that is separate from the dining.
2. Different ceiling heights- If you had to create a partition with different flooring for the living and dining area, it would be a design disaster. If you use different

To begin with, the open floor layout gives you a huge space to decorate. That's cool and yet it can be extremely challenging to deal with. 

 Here's what we recommend you do to make the task easier:

1. Identify the functions of the space- If you are dealing with a large open space, you will need to break it up into parts according to what it is going to be used for. Usually, such spaces are divided into the living room and the dining areas. Obviously, the dining area will be closer to the kitchen. However, when it comes to the living room,  you will need to figure out if you want a TV in there or prefer to have it in the bedroom. However you plan things, try not to overstuff your space. There needs to be enough room for pathways, meaning people should be able to walk around the room comfortably, without banging into things.
2. Align the furniture according to the functionality of the space- Next, if the living room is going to be your main TV watching area, you will need to identify the spot

Certain trends are evidently out and it is those things that make your home look old. So what dates homes anyway? Here are some things that can make your home look dated:

1. Huge media consoles- Huge media consoles were a rage, but that was ‘once upon a time’. Now, these consoles only take up room. We somehow had tons of stuff to put on/in those consoles, but ever since de-cluttering became the keyword, those consoles went out of fashion. Today, the focus is on utility, which is why hidden TV lift cabinets have started replacing oversized media consoles. Also, hidden TV lift cabinets do not have any open shelves, but store all the gadgets behind the unit’s closed doors. Obviously, hidden TV lift cabinets score better on gadget safety too, since everything is tucked away safely. Putting all these factors together, it isn’t hard to understand why modern customers prefer hidden TV lift cabinets over elaborate media consoles.
2. Pink wall paint- As much as we hope you are always in the pink of health,

Want to buy a TV lift cabinet but are confused?  Worried about disrupting the home layout or cramping up the space?  Got any more questions?  Let's clear the air about each of these common misconceptions about TV lift cabinets.

1.  Too expensive-  When everything you do is for the family and yourself,  why not make a conscious decision to increase safety around the house? Cut down on wires, and add a piece of furniture that is a one time buy,  sturdy enough to last you a lifetime.  A TV lift cabinet is one of those products that quietly hold their ground,  functioning  smoothly, standing as a reminder of your love for the family.  After all,  can you possibly put a price tag on safety?
2. Take up too much space- They sound huge, but the truth is that TV lift cabinets are great space savers. It is at times the only way to fit a TV into a tiny room. The End of Bed TV lift cabinets are super sleek and let you enjoy watching TV even in a room that hardly has any available

The decor of a room plays a huge role in determining how big or small it looks. 

Here are some tried and tested tips to make your space look bigger:

1. Light paint

Ditch the darks and embrace the light colors for your walls. The general rule is that the lighter the wall paint, the more open your space looks. The darker the shades on the walls, the more closed and small the space becomes. And it really isn’t hard getting furniture to go along with light walls. You have regular furniture like couches, coffee tables, chairs, and even special high-utility furniture like ottomans and hidden TV lift cabinets available in many colors and textures. So, let there be light!

2. Limit the number of furniture pieces

If your space is small, try not to fill it up with too much stuff. Practically speaking, stick to the basic furniture and leave enough space for traffic flow. That means having the regular couches and center table and maybe one multi functional piece of furniture like a hidden TV lift cabinet

There are some design ideas that are so commonly implemented that you don’t even realize that they are actually mistakes that are limiting the aesthetics of your space. 

Check out the 4 most basic mistakes people do:

• Pushing furniture against the walls- finished backs

Most of us feel that pushing the furniture all the way against the walls makes the space look bigger. Well, the truth is, that it makes the room look rather dull, with a sterile vacuum in the middle! That is absolutely no good! Instead, if you bring the furniture towards the middle of the room, you'll have a more inviting space, one that welcomes conversations. 

One quick tip to avoid having to push the furniture to the walls is to have finished backs. That is why we have an entire range of hidden TV lift cabinets that are fully finished. You can place such hidden TV lift cabinets anywhere. The same goes for other pieces of furniture too.

• Having an inappropriate rug (color and size-wise)

If you thought that the function