Large-Format & Custom TV Installation for Wellesley & Boston Homes
From a mirror that hides a screen to a frame TV that reads as gallery art, Elite Media Solutions designs large-screen TV installations for the great rooms, kitchens, baths, and patios of Wellesley and Boston’s luxury homes.
A Media Wall Sized Right for the Great Room
Most great rooms don't need a dedicated theater. They need a well-placed screen above the fireplace or set into custom millwork, that anchors movie nights, playoff games, and everyday television.
Screen size should match the room. The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE), the industry group behind a widely used viewing-distance guideline, recommends a seating distance of roughly 1.5 to 2 times the screen's diagonal. So, for example, a 75-inch TV reads best from about 9 to 12 feet away. We also measure your room before recommending a size.
Because the TV lives in a shared living area, it should disappear into the design when it's off. We build mounts into existing millwork, shiplap, or custom cabinetry, from classic colonials to newer shingle-style builds, so the screen sits flush with the room. We’ll also outline some other discrete TV options further down on the page.
Planning a dedicated screening room instead? Visit our Home Theater page for more information.
Loewe Televisions for An Unparalleled Experience
In a beautifully finished room, the television is usually the one thing nobody has solved. It is the largest object on the wall and the only one chosen for what it does rather than how it looks. Loewe is our answer for clients who are not willing to make that trade.
Loewe has been building televisions in Germany for generations. Most people who ask us for Loewe already know exactly what they are asking for, and the ones who do not tend to recognize it the moment they see one in a finished room. That is the appeal. It reads as considered, the way the millwork and the lighting and the art in that room were considered.
Because a Loewe is a design decision as much as a technology one, we treat the installation accordingly. We start in the room rather than in a catalog, looking at sightlines, daylight, the wall it will live on, and how the space is actually used in the evening. Then we tailor the display, the placement, and the mounting to suit it. Cable runs stay concealed, mounts are built into the millwork where the architecture allows, and the finished piece sits in the room as though it was always meant to be there.
Our Wellesley showroom is a working smart home rather than a retail floor, so you can see one the way you would actually live with it. If you are planning a renovation or a new build in Wellesley, Weston, Newton, or greater Boston, the earlier we are in the conversation, the more elegantly the display disappears into the design.
Séura Mirror TVs for Baths and Kitchens
A Séura mirror TV installation hides a full television behind what the manufacturer calls vanishing glass, a mirror-finish surface that shows a normal reflection until the screen turns on. There is no visible bezel or black rectangle interrupting the tile, backsplash, or vanity around it.
The line offers multiple mirror sizes, from a compact powder-room mirror to a full entertainment mirror over a bar, plus a separate waterproof line for showers and tub surrounds, detailed below.
This is the format most interior designers and architects in the Wellesley area specify for primary baths, powder rooms, and kitchen renovations, solving a real client request for TV access where a visible screen would clash with the design.
Every mirror TV install accounts for the room's moisture and electrical demands, from humidity-rated components to code-compliant wiring.
Outdoor & Weatherproof TVs for Patios & Pool Areas
A patio TV in Massachusetts has to survive more than a sunny afternoon. It's why we partner with Séura for our outdoor TV installations. Séura builds two outdoor tiers: a Full Sun Series for direct sunlight and open decks, and a Shade Series for covered patios and porches.
Both tiers carry a water and dust resistance rating, commonly IP55 or IP56, sealing the enclosure against rain, snow, and dust. Brightness is measured in nits, the standard scale for how much light a screen produces. We evaluate sun exposure, sightlines, and distance from grills or fire features before recommending a mount location and enclosure.
| Series | Brightness | Best For | Temperature Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Sun Series | ~2,000 nits | Open patios, pool decks, direct sun | -40°F to 140°F |
| Shade Series | ~700 nits | Covered porches, screened rooms | -24°F to 140°F |
Every install includes weatherproof mounting and concealed cable runs, so the setup looks as finished as an indoor one.
Frame TVs for the Living Room That Double as a Gallery Wall
Not all media room decor calls for wall-size mirrors. Other hidden TV solutions are frame TVs that double as digital gallery walls.
Samsung's Frame and Frame Pro lines use Art Mode. A motion sensor wakes the display as someone approaches, showing artwork instead of a blank screen. The Samsung Art Store offers thousands of pieces, with a free monthly rotation and a paid subscription for the full catalog. The Frame uses a QLED panel while the Frame Pro steps up to Mini LED for deeper contrast, and both mount flush with interchangeable bezels.
Sony frame TV options come through its partnership with Leon Speakers. The Leon Studio Frame fits Sony's BRAVIA XR line in several wood and matte finishes, with Sony's own Art Frame Gallery app and a motion-and-light sensor like Samsung's. The newer Leon Solé Frame uses a magnetic, tool-free design on compatible BRAVIA models, at a lower price point for a simpler look.
We help clients choose the manufacturer, finish, and screen size that fit the room, then handle mounting and cable concealment so the piece hangs like a framed photograph.
Curious how Sony and Samsung compare? Read our Sony vs. Samsung Frame TV breakdown, or visit our Sony and Samsung partner pages.
One App, Every Screen
How you manage your TV is just as important as how it works. We'll connect your custom TV installation to a single control system, so one app or keypad runs the display alongside your lighting and shades.
One tap can:
- Power on the patio TV and adjust outdoor lighting for evening viewing
- Lower the shades and dim the great room lights when a movie starts
- Switch inputs and volume from a wall keypad, remote, or phone app
- Group multiple TVs and speakers into one whole-home entertainment scene
If home automation is already part of your home, we integrate new TVs directly, no separate remote required. Learn more on our Smart Home Automation page.
Design and Installation Handled by One Local Team
Every project starts with an in-home consultation, whether for a single room or installations across an entire home. We measure the space, review your goals, and recommend a manufacturer and format before ordering equipment.
Installation is where the craftsmanship shows. Clean cable runs, flush mounts, and concealed wiring separate a professional install from a big-box mount job. We also work directly with design and architecture firms across the Wellesley area, coordinating install timelines around construction schedules.
After installation, our team remains available for ongoing service to keep your large-screen setup working as designed for years to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
Start Designing Your Large-Screen Solution
Tell us where you want to watch, what you want to watch, and what your design goals are, and our Wellesley-based team will find a solution that best matches your needs.