Hilary Duff just gave a tour of her home, and we need her TV that doubles as a piece of art
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One of the happiest, most aesthetic videos to hit the web in 2020, IMO, is possibly just Architectural Digest's tour of Hilary Duff's California home.
The star and her sense of style are a long way from her time on Disney Channel's "Lizzie McGuire" in the early 2000s. It is immediately clear that she has perfected a boho chic style when she opens the door to welcome you. When I saw the actress move from one sun-drenched room to another, I immediately wanted to move to California and redesign a house with a chicken coop (Yes, Hilary tends to tend chickens in her backyard in her spare time.
While she keeps reminding you that her house "doesn't always look this clean," I don't care - I just need everything in it, especially when I see her TV over an amazing sideboard in her living room.
Photo credit: YouTube / Architectural Digest
Hilary goes on to explain that the piece of art in the center of the room isn't a piece of art at all, but rather a television - the Samsung Frame TV, to be precise.
If you've ever thought that TVs could be a total eyesore on the aesthetics of your room, don't worry, I was there too.
When the Samsung Frame TV is in art mode, it becomes a beautiful piece of art of your choice when you are not viewing it. And what's even better is that you can activate the built-in motion sensor to have it display the art of your choice as soon as you step into the room.
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To match the design of your space, you can purchase individual works of art through the Samsung Art Store, or choose to subscribe to get access to a growing library of works by various artists.
To make your frame television even more individual, you can choose between a black, beige, brown or walnut-colored frame. You can see below that Hilary chose Black for hers.
Photo credit: YouTube / Architectural Digest
The frame fits seamlessly into any room and sits flush against the wall. It is available in six sizes: 32 inches, 43 inches, 50 inches, 55 inches, 65 inches and 75 inches, depending on your budget and budget space.
This Samsung TV has built-in Alexa technology that you can add to your list of smart devices in your home. By pressing and holding the microphone button on the remote, you can ask Alexa to control smart home devices, change channels, search for shows and movies, play music, and more.
But don't just take it from Hilary. The Samsung Frame has 90 ratings and counts.
"Super slim profile, great picture and sound quality, and I think it's great that we can show a piece of art when it's turned off that really enhances the room," said one reviewer. "And when we're tired of this piece, we can choose another piece of art for a change."
While the majority of reviewers love that the TV elevates a room instantly, some mention that it was more difficult to set up than expected.
All in all, this is one of the nicest options when you're ready to upgrade your TV to a smart model.
If you enjoyed this story, you might want to read about Amazon's new smart home devices.
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