Television + Electronics Clutter
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Television + Electronics Clutter

Do designers ever show their sad undone moments? The Ubiquitous TV and all it’s elements take over our daily lives and contribute to an unusual necessary evil in the interior design of the American family room, living room, bedroom, and kitchen.

The visual clutter of it all. UGH! Let’s see how Spatial Relations design team mitigates the unfinished black hole on the wall: cost, technology, people and the conclusion it requires to create a restful family room. I do not like to see wires, EVER! Yet here they are, every day.

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Before electronics clutter integration

Before electronics integration

Hunter Margolf
hunter@spatialrelations.com

Hunter’s expertise is in interior and exterior design and fine art. He is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design (BFA in industrial design, furniture, and sculpture) and of Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan (MFA ID industrial design).

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