While most of us enjoy a large-screen TV for our favorite films, a giant shiny screen can often disrupt an otherwise beautifully decorated living room. To preserve that aesthetic you have worked so hard for, consider one of the following TVs that can enhance the beauty of a space instead of diminishing it.
1Samsung Frame TV
One of the leading TVs with a design meant to enhance a space is the 4K QLED Samsung Frame TV. It has been one of the most popular TVs on the market since its debut in 2017. Since then, Samsung has expanded the lineup to include size options ranging from 32 to 85 inches. Prices range from $599.99 for the smallest option to $4,299.99 for the 85-inch Frame TV, all including a slim fit wall mount.
It offers not only an anti-reflective matte screen—perfect for displaying artwork—but also interchangeable bezel frames that cover the outside edges of the TV itself to elevate its look. This combination allows you to enjoy your favorite TV sitcom one minute and display classic art the next.
To facilitate the display of perfectly proportioned art for the Frame TV, users can take advantage of Samsung’s Art Store to purchase and display their favorites. They can purchase a specific piece or sign up for a subscription that allows them to view multiple different pieces of art each month.
2Samsung Serif
The Samsung Serif offers a new take on the TV aesthetic with its easel-inspired design. With its standing frame, this glare-free 4K QLED TV becomes the focal point of any room and can be used to draw the eye to its unique construction. Offered in limited sizes of 43 inches, 55 inches, or 65 inches, this TV is on the pricier side. The smallest options are available for $999.99, while the largest costs $1,999.99.
This award-winning 360-degree design can be placed anywhere except along a wall where TVs are typically observed while attached to its stand. If you place the TV in a more traditional location, such as in an entertainment center, the stand is detachable, and the TV edge becomes its platform, which maintains its edgy design characteristics. Similar to its sister design- the Frame TV- the Samsung Serif can display artwork when not in use as a typical entertainment system.
While a TV’s aesthetic is important to enhance or not disrupt a room’s flow, be sure to also consider the most important technical specs before purchasing a new TV.
3Samsung Sero
Rounding out the Samsung lineup is the Samsung Sero. This TV rises above the rest in versatility with its rotating screen options. While utilizing an easel-esque design similar to the Serif, this TV features a 4K QLED screen that can be positioned vertically or horizontally for an optimal viewing experience and user preference.
While this is one of the most versatile and aesthetic TV options, it is also very limited in size and color options. The Sero is only offered in a 43-inch size with a navy base. It is available for $1499.99, a high price point for the size, but includes a matte display and a premium 60W 4.1ch speaker system.
4TCL Nxtframe
The TCL Nxtframe can provide a similar TV aesthetic to the Samsung Frame or the Samsung Serif at a slightly lower price point. With a 4K QLED and ultra matte screen, it is poised to provide a similar experience. The TCL Nxtframe begins to outpace its competitor’s price point with its included light wood frame, built-in Google TV, and art library.
The TCL Nxtframe is offered in many sizes, from 55 to 85 inches. Prices correlate to size and range from $1,499.99 to $3999.99.
Once you have your new TV all set up, remember to check out what free TV Shows and Movies you can access without making any other purchases.
5Hisense S7 Canvas TV
For the most economical aesthetic TV on the market, consider the Hisense CanvasTV. Offered in two sizes, 55 or 65 inches, the 4K QLED TV is only $999.00 or $1299.99, respectively. This TV includes features similar to those listed above, such as a Hi-Matte display to eliminate glare, an interchangeable bezel frame, a slim wall mount option, and the ability to display artwork on the screen.
It also features a built-in Google TV and a motion detector that allows the screen to conserve power by only displaying art when someone is there to enjoy it. This wallet-friendly TV offers similar perks to an art-centric TV and would blend into a curated space seamlessly.
The perfect aesthetic TV for your space will vary based on style and screen size preference. With options like the Samsung Frame TV, you can curate balance and enjoy your favorite shows and movies without sacrificing the style of your home.
