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How is TV integrated?

8 years ago

It looks so seamless. Is it in a cabinet?

Balsam Waters - New Construction · More Info

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Fuchsia Design
7 years ago
Yes! The tv was planned for in the cabinet design. We included power behind it and it can even pop out and pivot if needed.
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