Display
Why a Screen Can Feel Larger Than Its Measurements
Screen size perception depends on contrast, visual boundaries, and nearby objects. Learn how to judge a display in its…
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Browse writing on screen placement, display choices, projection, visual design and the way screens share a room with people and other objects.
Placement
Wall-Mounted or Freestanding: Two Ways to Place a Screen
Wall-mounted or freestanding screen placement shapes furniture use, cable planning, and room balance. Compare both…
Projection
How Projection Surfaces Changed from Fabric to Portable Screens
Learn how projection surfaces changed from fabric to portable screens, and use that history to choose a material and…
Visual Design
The Matching-Furniture Myth: A Display Can Belong Without a Set
Display styling without matching furniture can connect a screen to the room through one repeated detail, helping the…
Shared Rooms
A Shared Living Room, Reconsidered Before Guests Arrive
Shared living room planning helps you set up seating, surfaces, and screen content for a gathering, so guests can…
Our point of view
A screen belongs to its surroundings.
We look beyond the image to consider position, scale, light and the habits of a room. Small choices can make a display feel considered rather than simply added.