Q. We recently installed a 32” Sony LCD on a wall near our kitchen. Now, of course, after the purchase and installation, I think the TV “sticks out” too far on the wall. I have seen framed TVs in a number of high profile restaurants and hotels. Do you know where I can find someone who makes and ships a frame that could be snapped on? Or do you have another suggestion? - Bill, San Diego

A. Steve O. of Stealth Acoustics gives us this response, courtesy of CE Pro.

There are a number of options here, but one very cost-effective solution is CoverArt by Stealth Acoustics.

Some examples of the Cover Art moldings:

Morgan Harman of The Tech Source:

You could go with a finish carpenter or find a fabrication shop that works with other materials. Expect it to be pricey, probably as much as the TV. A quick search pulls up some other options, this being one of the first I found: www.flatscreenfinishings.com

And here are some suggestions, courtesy of CE Pro Editor Julie Jacobson:

• Sanus and Chief makes a bunch of moderately priced frames—even frames with built-in mirrors for concealing the TV.
• Pottery Barn’s having a sale on some TV frames starting at $200.
• Customize your frame at FrameMyTv.com.
• The Art of TV has some pretty crazy designs.