Entertainment center makeover - Minneapolis Star Tribune

Entertainment center makeover Minneapolis Star Tribune Once upon a time, an armoire was used to store clothes. And it can again. Garments hang well in TV armoires because they're usually deep enough to ... and more »

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Let nature inspire your home décor Seattle Times It's also fun and easy to transform outdated wooden furniture, like bookcases, china hutches and TV/computer armoires, using some paint and your imagination ... and more »

Help your bedroom look its best - Sioux Falls Argus Leader

Help your bedroom look its best Sioux Falls Argus Leader Modern bedrooms are bigger and include a comfortable chair and a big-screen TV, she says. Large armoires are gone, and everyone wants instead a tall, ... and more »

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From time to time a home entertainment center may look more 'finished' than some. While home decorating. It is a refined as well as pulled together appearance.

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Entertainment center makeover (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
The era of the flat-panel TV has turned entertainment armoires into the white elephants of decor. Try these ideas for retrofitting your armoire for other household uses.

Help your bedroom look its best (The Argus Leader)
Bedrooms can be tough decorating enclaves. You have to fit in a bed, dressers and nightstands. All that furniture can dictate the style, says Shirley Donovan, interior designer at Traditions. "It can be a challenge to find a focal point or make the room interesting."