rachelc
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Electronic system installers hear it all the time from clients: “We want all the A/V we can get in this room, but we don’t want to see any of it!”
Lubbock, TX–based Hi-Fidelity received that exact instruction from in-town homeowners who didn’t want any of their audio or video on display (when not in use) in their new kitchen. This time, though, Hi-Fidelity’s Chad Waller found out that the homeowners really meant business: Not only did the electronics need to be hidden, but they were planning to conceal the fridge, freezer, dishwasher and other appliances as well.
As an added wrinkle to the installation, the homeowners wanted to watch television in two distinct parts of the kitchen—the breakfast room and the cooking area. This presented an extra challenge for Hi-Fidelity and led to a unique solution that would make this room truly stand out.
There's more info on this installation, as well as photos and an equipment list, on ElectronicHouse.com.
Lubbock, TX–based Hi-Fidelity received that exact instruction from in-town homeowners who didn’t want any of their audio or video on display (when not in use) in their new kitchen. This time, though, Hi-Fidelity’s Chad Waller found out that the homeowners really meant business: Not only did the electronics need to be hidden, but they were planning to conceal the fridge, freezer, dishwasher and other appliances as well.
As an added wrinkle to the installation, the homeowners wanted to watch television in two distinct parts of the kitchen—the breakfast room and the cooking area. This presented an extra challenge for Hi-Fidelity and led to a unique solution that would make this room truly stand out.
There's more info on this installation, as well as photos and an equipment list, on ElectronicHouse.com.