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What's The Purpose Of Feature Wall With The Tv Console?

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Hi all,

I have been wondering why do you like to have feature wall with TV console?

1 reason I thought of is to hide the cables. But, isn't that too expensive?

1. As what u said. Many other things can "hide" cables too.

2. Follow trend. Monkey see monkey do. :D

3. Swee. Subjective.

4. Feature wall makes TV set "outstanding". So so

5. Feature wall contains "features" which make hall/room "outstanding" as compared to only plain walls. :good:

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for asethetic purposes mainly. Make nice nice of course not cheap . :P

Another reason is for visitors focus on a specific area when coming into the room, i.e. focus on the good things.

Definitely not a necessity, a good to have. :)

 

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1. As what u said. Many other things can "hide" cables too.

2. Follow trend. Monkey see monkey do. :D

3. Swee. Subjective.

4. Feature wall makes TV set "outstanding". So so

5. Feature wall contains "features" which make hall/room "outstanding" as compared to only plain walls. :good:

ha ha .. we feel that a swee swee feature wall plays down on the tv too. So we rather not have a tv feature wall and spend on a swee swee tv set.

hiding unsightly wires is good, but I know of many friends who stop hiding them after a while, bc too cumbersome to feel for wires behind the wall. but of course, that's jmo.

 

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