Frame It

• A flat-screen television can be mounted and then framed if the color of the television does not match the furniture or decorations in a room. Instead of redecorating the room to match the TV, myriad frame designs are available for purchase. The flat-screen TV can be framed with wood finishes of all stains and colors. Blank frames may be purchased and colored independently, if desired.
  
  

Conceal It

• Hiding a flat-screen TV when not in use is another method of decorating. A flat-screen TV can be hidden in a cabinet that doubles as an entertainment center that also contains a DVD player, speakers and other accessories for your TV. These cabinets come in a plethora of colors and finishes or can be custom made.
  
  Custom prints of patterns and famous pieces of art are also manufactured to fit and automatically retract over the surfaces of most flat-screen TVs.
  
  

See Yourself in It

• Two-way mirrors are mirrors that are partially reflective and partially transparent. Companies have used beam-splitter technology to allow flat-screen televisions to shine through two-way mirrors. This means that these special mirrors are now being cut to fit flat-screen TV's and sold along with frames to make a flat-screen TV look exactly like a mirror when it is turned off.
  
  

Unusual Places

• Flat-screen televisions are ergonomically advanced machines. The fact that they are flat enables folks to mount them pretty much wherever they want. Smaller flat-screen TVs are being hung everywhere from bathrooms to foyers. Ceiling mounts are also sold for flat-screen TVs, enabling the user to lie down on his back in his bed, on the couch or anywhere, really, and watch television.