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  1. How to build a TV lift cabinet to go with your decor

    So, you’ve got a beautiful log cabin. It’s your go-to vacation spot, but man, do you miss the TV there! Suppose you do get a TV there, it’ll be an beautiful combination. So, what do you do? You try finding a solution to the possible issues. 

    The trouble that a TV can cause are:

    1. Clash with the decor-  Sleek, modern TVs, and rustic log cabins just don’t go together. While the cabin is old-world charming, a TV is a modern blackhole and at best an eyesore from the decor point of view. Completely ruins the look of the place.
    2. Ruining the mood- When you are out on an adventure vacation and want to spend quality time with family, without being bothered by devices, a TV is the last thing you want playing in the background. 

    No, you don’t have to compromise on the decor or on your TV time. You just need to get smart, and get a hidden TV lift cabinet, or get craftsy like Kyle from HallStickFurniture and build a custom hidden TV lift cabinet using a hidden TV lift mechanism. You can watch the

    Posted on: January 11, 2022
    Posted by: Kerry Mann
  2. How to set up an ideal remote learning space for kids

    If you plan to set up a study area for your child in the bedroom, you will need to make a few changes, to make sure that your child has a space that is functional too, rather than just sleep inducing.

    Make space for a formal study table- There is no solid study without a study table. The seating matters tremendously, especially when it comes to children. Seating affects posture, which in turn affects health, and ill health leads to low attention span. Not surprisingly, research has also shown that using a study desk is directly related to a child's academic performance. So, a study desk is a must. If making space is difficult, with the study table getting in the way of the TV, consider getting a hidden TV lift cabinet. There are hidden TV lift cabinets that are made specifically to house the TV at the foot of the bed, freeing up space elsewhere.

    Do away with distractions- The greatest challenge of setting up a remote study area is to keep it distraction free. As screen and Zoom call fatigue

    Posted on: December 20, 2021
    Posted by: Kerry Mann