Sometimes we live all of our lives with odd things that we just don't notice.
While these oddities may fly beneath our consciousness for years or even decades, once sometimes points them out to us, we can never "un-see" them again.
Prepare to have your eyes opened….
Did you ever stop and consider that giant black rectangle which sits in all of our otherwise perfectly curated and designed living rooms (as well as bedrooms, man caves and so on)?
When you think about it, is there anything quite as bland, boring and visually horrid than having an oversized piece of plastic (aka: your television) sitting prominently on your wall when it is off?
While we often look back with horror and humour at the styles and fashions of previous generations (usually justifiably so), at least our parents and grandparents televisions had some swagger! For decades every television was built into crafted wooden boxes, many of which were quite ornate.Thankfully you now have an option, and that option is Samsung's "The Frame" television.
This revolutionary blend of art and technology transforms the entire dynamic of how your television interacts with your home decor and perhaps even your rooms "feng shui".
As you've undoubtedly guessed, "The Frame" television is much more than a TV; it is also a piece of art that seamlessly integrates into any living space you choose to add it to.
When its turned on, it functions as a top of the line QLED screen (as one would expect), delivering stunning picture quality for all of your favourite TV shows and movies.
The difference is when it is turned off, because that is when "The Frame" TV really comes alive as it transforms into a canvas for artistic impression. With "The Frame" TV the unsightly black screen, which you will now forever see, is gone once and for all.
"The Frame" television offers an extensive art collection (allowing you to choose from a staggering 1,600 pieces!) which you can set to display whenever your television is off. Alternatively, you can even choose to showcase your own family photos if you want to make it a truly personal experience.
In keeping with the aesthetic needs that this type of technology requires, "The Frame" television is incredibly thin and even offers customizable picture framing which completes its transformation from basic television to something that complements your interior design.
Further to the concept of complementing your interior design and home design aesthetics, with "The Frame" television you won't have that tangled mess of wires hanging out of the backside of the TV. One simple and discreet cable (dare we say elegant?) connects the screen to a One Box (which can be hidden out of sight) which houses all of the television's electronics.
But the tech doesn't stop there.
"The Frame" television can literally sense your presence. When you are in the room with the television turned off, it displays your chosen art or photos. When you leave the room, it intelligently turns off to conserve energy and contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.
Finally "The Frame" is versatile enough that you can use it either with a stand or if you prefer a rotating wall mount is available allowing you to display vertical art pieces.
Simply put, we now thankfully live in a world where tech and aesthetics can go hand in hand, and Samsung's "The Frame" television allows you do exactly that.