Love It or Leave It? Hardwood Flat-Panel TV Frame

May 4, 2007

I love my flat screen TV but I must admit, it's a tad on the "masculine" side. This hardwood flat-panel frame from Pottery Barn could be just what I need to transform my TV into a beautiful piece of artwork. Featured on CrunchGear, this TV frame comes in three sizes to fit most 37", 42" and 50" flat-panel TVs as the price ranges from $400 to $600. Unless you like a minimalistic modern look, I think this is a really great accessory to go alongside a TV.. even though it is a bit on the expensive side.. what are your thoughts?

16 Comments

BarbaraAnn 4 years

I saw this product in the PotteryBarn catalog- and did some research. I'm glad I didn't buy the first thing I saw; but instead looked into it a bit and found this company: www.hdenvy.com HDenvy is a company that has perfected the HD frame and they have a LARGE variety of frames to choose from. I prefer the countryish frame look myself- but they also have modern-esque and funky frames to fit any decor. I HIGHLY recommend it.

BarbaraAnn 4 years

I saw this product in the PotteryBarn catalog- and did some research. I'm glad I didn't buy the first thing I saw; but instead looked into it a bit and found this company:www.hdenvy.comHDenvy is a company that has perfected the HD frame and they have a LARGE variety of frames to choose from. I prefer the countryish frame look myself- but they also have modern-esque and funky frames to fit any decor. I HIGHLY recommend it.

wrtrgrl 6 years

i can see how some people would like it. but i love more modern and minimalist design, and this wooden frame would take away from that for me.

wrtrgrl 6 years

i can see how some people would like it.but i love more modern and minimalist design, and this wooden frame would take away from that for me.

sarabel 6 years

t a c k y

sarabel 6 years

t a c k y

catstarr 6 years

In my fathers office the have a flat panel tv and they had a frame made to go around it so it wouldn't stick out so much. It's such a great idea!

asco00 6 years

I don't really like it. Framing a tv seems a little strange to me. Not to mention the tv already cost me $3000, I don't think I would spend another $600 on a frame LOL.

audreystar 6 years

so pretty!

audreystar 6 years

so pretty!

partysugar 6 years

All of the tvs in Seal & Heidi's house are like this, very big and framed. I kept wondering where the tvs were.

colormesticky 6 years

I don't care for it. It reminds me of those big giant TVs with the wood detail from the 70s and 80s.

purplesugar 6 years

its a great idea, but I would like something that was more like a box around the edges of the tv so that it covered up the silver part and all you saw was the screen...silver and black don't go with every room's decor