Category Archives: Interior Design

Our automated lifts aren’t just for home use. Business owners are coming up with unique ways to use TV lifts at work as well. Jeffrey Scott Designs actually makes custom cabinets for jewelry store owners. These gorgeous oak pieces look … Continue reading →

It’s safe to say that figuring out where to put a TV is a problem that’s plagued interior decorators and homeowners for decades. This conundrum has led to some very inventive placement solutions. You can see some of the weirder … Continue reading →

Have you considered how a TV lift will affect your room’s décor when it is in the up position? It’s possible to design and decorate a room that contains a TV lift so that all of the design elements look … Continue reading →

From the always entertaining blog over at screenpainthd.com comes a blockbuster post on home theater seating options. You’ll enjoy browsing both traditional and really upscale options complete with photos. One of the quirkier seating choices is the set of rock … Continue reading →

At Nexus 21, we’re always on the lookout for ways to enhance customers’ TV viewing experience. Here’s a new form of home automation that fits the bill. Sure, we call a recliner a “La-Z-Boy” because we sometimes feel lazy while … Continue reading →

That’s the dilemma one designer faced in creating a media space and reading nook out of a room with 3 doors and a fireplace. Artisan Custom Bookcases rose to the challenge using a Nexus 21 TV lift. Take a look … Continue reading →

We see our TV lifts as part of a wave of home automation trends that will improve your living environment over the coming decades. We always enjoy imagining what other products might work well in concert with ours. The Vantage … Continue reading →

Kitchen cabinets make a great hiding place for a TV lift. But how do you know if there’s really enough room in yours to put a TV? Standard kitchen cabinets are usually 12” deep and a minimum of 32” tall. … Continue reading →

Our floating lid design is very popular for topping a TV lift. It moves up and down with the lift instead of hinging backward. This means you can place items on top of the floating lid for decorative purposes if … Continue reading →

Spring is in the air. You know what that means: time for a good spring cleaning. Out with the old, the musty, and the cluttered. In with the new, the shiny, and the organized. Your entertainment center with its big, … Continue reading →