For those of us who own a humble sofa or simple arm chair, there are new advances in technology which will allow us to upgrade our furniture to optimise our television viewing. Why not invest in a TV recliner massage chair? This way you can point your chair to get the best view of your television whilst lying back and enjoying a relaxing massage. Such chairs can offer several different types of massage and even come with an integrated Mp3 player. Or, alternatively, for the ultimate in television focused furniture, why not get the Sensation lounge chair, designed by Alexander Chrsitoff with a television built into the chair. If you cannot see yourself investing in such technological furniture there are other simpler ways in which televisions are becoming the focal point of the living room.
The wall mounting of large flat screen TVs means they can be moved from their place in the corner of the room to a more prominent central wall. This allows for living room furniture to go back to its pre 1950s arrangement of being sociably centred round the fire place, as the television can simply be mounted above the fire place. Where there was once a painting or fancy mirror, large plasma televisions now sit, becoming the hi-tech focal point of the living room.
There are even those who are dispensing with the living room altogether and are instead opting for a cinema room. This approach really places the television at the centre of the room arrangement, with large screened televisions completely dominating the space. It is now possible to buy home cinema seats which recline, have built in speaker systems, and even come in rows of three so that you can really feel like you are at the cinema. With this type of arrangement watching television becomes the sole purpose of the living room, with every item in the room arranged and modified to optimise viewing pleasure. Whilst the creation of a home cinema may seem extreme, continuous improvements in television size and screen quality means more and more people are purchasing large cinema-style screens. You may not have intended to create a home cinema, but with all your furniture pointing towards your massive surround sound 42 inch screen, have you perhaps created one anyway?
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