From this view you can better appreciate how the big screen television fit into the picture. When our client told us that he was going to purchase a big screen but that he didn't want it to "be the central focus" in the room, we wondered if it was even possible. But I think we managed quite well. If you look closely you'll see that the television is on an extension/pivot arm so that it can be pulled out from the wall. Once it is pushed back in it sits flush inside the surrounding frame, looking more like artwork than a television. Gotta give kudos to my cabinet maker Ryan Ong at FOIL Studio ( http://www.foilstudio.com/) for providing that.