Month: February 2020
Refresh your living space with 4 premium OLED TV models
February 23, 2020
Today, TV is not only a device to serve the entertainment needs merely, but also become an aesthetic highlight for the entire house. Meeting all technology and fashion elements, OLED TV has gradually shaped the high-end interior design trends.
In particular, the OLED TV models from LG with exquisite design, sharp images promise to create a harmonious combination, respect the beauty of the interior in particular and the living space in general.
LG Signature OLED W9 – beautiful “motion picture”
Possessing an ultra-thin design, the LG W9 OLED TV not only impresses users with its level of sophistication, but also becomes a beautiful moving picture thanks to Gallery mode. This mode allows the TV to show beautiful images of travel according to the 4 seasons of the year. Users can choose wallpaper themes via voice and images will be displayed with LG’s default background music, or custom music through LG Sound Sync application.
The ultra-slim design also makes this TV series suitable for any design style. From luxurious villas, high-class apartments to a neoclassical living room, LG Signature OLED W9 can combine harmoniously with the interior to create a beautiful overall, by minimizing the accessories such as speakers, cables … This TV currently owns a reference price of 220 million for the 65-inch model.
Penhouse “dreamed” with LG OLED TV E9
OLED E9 has a “floating” design philosophy, which is why interior creators prefer to choose modern style, especially for penhouse and garden houses. E9 decorative wall panels, whether simplified with stone, wood or green trees, still make viewers linger to watch and enjoy the inspiring interior space.
LG C9 OLED TV – the intersection of classic and modern
C9 is a special design in LG’s OLED TV series. This device can fit two completely opposite design styles, both turning the neoclassical interior space into a sharp, vibrant, and exalted elegance and nobility in modern style. The elegance in C9 design creates a balance with sophisticated details in neoclassical style. Meanwhile, the 2nd generation Alpha 9 intelligent image processor for the sharp images, wide viewing angles, true colors of this TV model makes the modern living room glow.
LG OLED B9 – European quality in the heart of the tropical
It would be a mistake not to mention LG’s B9 OLED TV model. B9 has a simple design but the beauty of simplicity is the inspiration for all creative inspiration. The flexible combination of elegant white cabinets and luxurious gray tones of sofa, curtains and wooden floors bring European breath to the living room. In particular, the ultra-thin LG OLED B9 TV will help balance the interior space, increasing the luxurious look for the room.
10 Steps to Set Up A Professional Home Theater (part 1)
February 6, 2020
To design a home cinema, you need to have in-depth knowledge of the design, know how to organize things as well as make the smartest choice. A few tips to building a professional home theater will help you feel better in the first step.
1. Find an appropriate area in the house
Choose an appropriate space and can bring the highest projection effect in your home. Remember that if the cinema room is shared with other activities, the entertainment experience will definitely be reduced. For example, the kitchen will be mixed with the noise of the cooking process, the smell of food invading. And the living room will be very difficult to control the light and even the noise between family members. All of this can affect your entertainment experience.
2. Remodeling the ordinary room into a professional movie room
Repairing a door room such as installing floors, painting walls or installing ceilings is the next thing you need to do to set up a professional home cinema room. In addition, you need to pay attention to the degree of outside light control and the surface area used to install a projection screen or directly onto a wall (considering the use of a projector).
3. Control of ambient light
Ambient light means light from outside the projection room such as from other rooms or light through a window. It may affect the quality of the image projected on the screen. So, you still need to control the light in this room.
On the projector side, you’ll need a high-brightness video projector if you intend to use it in a room with lighting or unable to control the light. But the best way to deal with ambient light is to simply block it from before it starts. You should choose a space with low light such as a basement or windowless room. If you can’t do this, limit the light to the curtains and turn off the electricity