Today's range of furniture for your home is able to turn anyone's mind, and, at times, in this variety can easily get confused. Every year the changing trends of fashion will mislead anyone, and therefore those who do not want to look for fresh trends should keep to simplicity and minimalism. Today we will talk about one of the universal and necessary items of interior - a stand for a TV set made of elegant material - glass of glass.
Stands under the TV from glass
Why do we love glass holders so much, that we make them relevant from year to year? First, you can not miss their versatility, thanks to the simplicity of the lines and design, the glass stand for the TV really can fit into any interior, and secondly, for the aesthetics that this material carries through centuries of its use, and thirdly, for its practicality and durability, because despite the fragility of glass, the furniture made of it remains strong and has served for decades.
Additional advantages of a glass stand can bring and scale the room. In a small room transparent glass will create the illusion of lack of furniture, your TV is not in fact, but visually it will float in the air, and the space will not be cluttered.
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Glass stand for TV with wood
Clean glass supports are rarely available on sale. Most often glass shelves are mounted on wooden or metal legs. Shelves of glass with wood are designed to play on contrasts: a clear glass contrasts with the natural texture of the tree, and their duet looks very unusual.
Depending on the number of wooden inserts, you lose slightly more or slightly less transparency, so consider this fact when comparing the stand with the dimensions of the room.
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TV stand for glass and metal
Whatever one may say, the most common types of glass supports for TV are those in which metal elements are present. The tribute to high-tech and the style of the techno took its way back in the early 2000s, when exactly such details merged elegance, simplicity and modern materials. In most houses, such supports can be found to this day. Usually, they look like simple glass shelves mounted on metal legs, but there are cases when the glass seems to float in the air on a single metal fastener.
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