Design firms Pulp Design Studios outline four methods to disguise modern televisions as artwork. Samsung’s 2017 Frame TV introduced the concept, and newer entrants like Amazon’s Ember Artline and LG’s Wallpaper TV expand the market with glare‑free, art‑focused displays. Designers advise using minimalist frames, curating surrounding pieces, optimizing lighting, and selecting low‑glare screens to preserve the illusion. These tricks transform the TV from an eyesore into a gallery‑ready focal point.
Belgian designer Dries Van Noten, who retired from fashion in 2024, purchased a 43,000‑square‑foot 15th‑century palazzo in Venice in 2025. The historic building, held by a single family for over four centuries, will be transformed into an arts foundation and...
Bron and Molly Heussenstamm, owners of a $2.2 million Memphis home, turned a pollen‑ridden screened porch into a $250,000 game‑day lounge. The renovation added a dedicated HVAC system, HEPA filtration, an 85‑inch 4K LED screen, and custom leather recliners, creating a...
Cadillac announced a billion‑dollar program to field its own Formula 1 team in the 2026 season. The venture began with two marquee hires—a seasoned technical chief to design the car and an HR director to recruit roughly 600 engineers and specialists....